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VOLUME XXXII, NUMBER 33 and THE ALTO SOLO LOWELL, MICHIGAN, JAN. 15. 1925 » POULTRY SCHOOL NEWS OF THE 31 0W0SS0, GD. DETENTION n HERE FEB. 17-18 HOME CHURCHES HAVEN COME HOSPITAL Capital $25,000 Plans are under way for a two- MKTHODIST (TILUCH DRUG day poultry school in Lowell Tues- 1 Fri«la\, .l:imiar\ l(i. the Kuodian FOUMEKS BOYS AND LATTER'S POSITION MA) BE SCBMfT- day and \\ednesday, Feb. 17 and IS. elas- will hold its afleriioon nieel- STORE Surplus&Undivided Profits $20,000 (ilRLS IN BASKET BALL CON- Tlie place of the meeting will he $1000,00 COl NTY Bl lLDINC PRO-' inji in the (ihurch house. M^ht re- TEST HERE FRIDAY definitely announced latei. Speak- TEi: TO KEN I VOTERS. freshiiicnis will be served. I''r'ida\ evening, a! 7:30, Division The lli^h school basket hall tossers ers for the meeting will be J. A. A speeinl eonnnittee iippolnled l)\ Total Resources over $650,000 Hannah, extension poultryman from No. I ol the (ireene circle will en- came thru with another victory last the Kent comity board of supervis- lerlain the ineinheis and friends of I week, when they took East Grand M. A. C., and Dr. 11. A. Slafseth. ors lo invesliy.ite and report mi the bacteriologist specializin.i? in poultry that circle in the Church house. Maplds into camp by trouncinu the need of ;i new th-tentioii lios|)it:il vy i-: ujiii* Nun t(i know us. TiiM iif-x- rj work. Mr. Hannah will discuss Come expcctin^ lo havr ,111 rnio.s- The year 1924, so recently closed, has visitors 25-5. Playing with an almost Tuesday will present to the Im.mi poultry housing and feeding, culling, ahlc evening. all Dnip Sh.r —hs o rtMl-ldowiifd [\ entire substitute team, the locals resolution reei)mniemling tliit the been one of success and achievement, it care and management of the day old Siinda\ services: orirMiijx.Mi Kid wbn-c inviiiljfi - \\:!l (!ci t surprised the fans with their floor (|Uestioii of liuilding ;i new »|eleiition Klillli. a. in.. Morning worship. being one of the best years that the bank ami team work. Maxon ami Kiel chick and mature chick. Dr. Staf- hospilnl :il a e<)st ol >llin.il(Ml be pre- th^ir utmost in ve vou and to uml-,'' seth will discuss general poultry Sernion theme. "Divine Mnltipliea- worked the hall down the lloor with sented lo the voters of the eoiml> tlmr .scrvi'-c b^ttfr t-vvrv ilu v. has ever had since its organization in sanitation, diseases ot the mature lion." speed ami short passes; but during at the next election. fowl and ot the day-old chick. 12:1.")11 . (•.hurch school, ('.hisses for 1907. the first half were unable to locate This recommendation \\:is arrived One of the requirements in order a" the hoop. Wingeier, playing for the at last iii^lil :il a meeting of the VOl" know our .stocks aiv c .ni| b-rt'. to have the school in Lowell is that (>:(l(l, !>. m., Fpworth League. Miss Its resources and deposits are steadily lirst time in several weeks, was a special committee. Hie Imildinj^ com- * ii'oo'i-) arofr^sh. r iUj \v 1'n our forty people must agree to attend Irma Muck will lead this service. A star guard, stopping the visitors' mittee and the hoard of control of 1 growing. Its reputation as a STRONG, both days. A detail profram will be splendid inleres! is shown lis our sincert-Br nflorts to [dfisf v.m, ourh ;-- plays well up the floor ami with the the hospitiil building. (Charles .Mul- - printed in a short time. >01111^ jieople in this service. I'htn iupBs ndations shoulfi -nt ;• 1 : • u -! i u SAFE and CONSERVATIVE banking in- aid of Schwab prevented the city der, presidenl of tilt- spi-cial commit- These schools are beint! held all 10 i ome. lads from scoring a field goal. Dur- tee, presided and James C. Ouinlan pleahan' ihMhnjjs stitution is beyond repute. over Michigan this year and arc 7:110. |i. 111., I'.veninj,' worship. I'lan ing the second half, the forwards acted as secretary. proving very popular. I" allend this service ol fellowship Kot their eyes on the basket and In a short address. Mr. Mulder This is the lirst of four meetings and devotion. Hrin.n \our friends Since 1918 this bank has been a member ranfc their score up from all posi- pointed out the need for a new I/-NOW your 1! v. 1:! Hi- is to be put on in Kent county. The with \oii. I he service lasts foi* one ! of the Federal Reserve Banking System, tions. structure and snhmiltcd plans fo: •V. ibid! JiH I .'ilHIl meetings at Lowell are being arrang- hour. I he radio sermon nia> he The faculty ball mussers wm* de- such a slim lure as could he erected heller than what you can hear in thus giving to its depositors STATE AND feated by a church elub from Ionia ed through the local Ag.-ll. K. as- if the people will approve the ap- this seivice; but >011 will lose the FEDERAL SUPERNISION. in a close and interesting game, bv a sociation of the hi^h school in co- priation of >|()().I)U(». operation with K. K. Vining, county .elloNVship of friends, tin warmlh of 11-10 score. "'1 here can he little douht in the auricultural a^ent. the ilinospliere of the service and On Saturday night, the local girls mind of an\one who knows the sit- In order to assure such meetings .111 opporlunilv of makin.y the cliurch 4% and Safety for Your Deposits. journeyed to Muskegon and gave the uation at the delenlion hospilal thai "Sawdust (lily" lassies a real game, he sure to telephone or write It. .1. • nviiin^ lo others. There is always the need of a new slrncture is press- inleres: in numbers. losing by a one-point margin, score MacVean, superintendent of schools, in.n." said Mr. Mulder. "11 is made Lowell, stating that you will atlend Wednesdav evening al 7 illll, I he 12-11 in favor of the larger school. (juale, holh in size and as In f.icili provided weather conditions and mid wt ek devolional service pre- D. G. LOOK Lowell was leading from the very lies lo properk carrv on the work unavoidable factors do nol prevent. ceeded b\ .su|)per in tin dining room. start until the final innute wheii It is also a lire trap and mils! he re City State Bank of Lowell, Mich. 1 bursda\ al!erno(jn at :i:l.'t. (!lul- Muskegon staged a rally and came placed as soon as possible." t One of the 10,000 Rexall Drug Stores, 'h en s meeting for bi.»\s and jirls up through wth a field goal, and then Bt'TLER WILL ADDRESS KENT Member of the Federal Reserve The plans which were viewed h> to t \\ e 1 \ e > 1 ill's of am . At .'»:l,'i, by clever passing out-played the lo- WOMEN'S CLUBS the commillee menihers. while leu religion's educalioii lur bo\s from cals with the final whistle. The Kent County Federation of lative, i cpresenl ahoul what Hie iiww 1 Banking System. iWelve lo sixteen. Ciniii upen fol- Frida> night of this week, Jan. 1(», Women's clubs will meet in the Park building ccwnmitlee feels Hie eounl\ Congregational church in (iraml lowing Die slud\. our hi^h school teams meet the needs in llie wa\ of a dcnleiilion Tlmrsda.s evening al 7p, m,. Owosso boys and (iraml Haven girls Itapids Thursday, Jan. If!!. I.. A. hospilal. 1 JtaSaBBt-;•.•..-Al*- o&iA. Noiin^ Penple's service in cbar^c ol on the local floor in what is con- lUitler, superintendent of the (iraml The new structure, as planned Itapids schools, will address the fed- paslur. Ail uiuiiM pruple are -I- sidered, by the local school otllcials, would he three stories hijdi and 1m i F } ) 3 eration, Mrs. Ulanclie Itose of the conic In ibis .service. & as the two •bluest ami hardest' games llrcprool and modern in everv wa>, l.lo\'111. \'i\(iii. I'i^lnr. ol the season. Owosso comes with Kent County Anti-Tnherculosis so- 11 would he aide to house 10 pa- a bi« reputation, having defeated •iely, and Mrs. Danner of Muir, pres- tients and haw everything that is WHY? ( (IN(.|{K(;.\II(JNAI. Ionia fast week JW-.'I. not allowing iih'iii of the Ionia connl> federation, necessan for i hospital of the type. will als(» he on Hie program. The Tbe newl> urbanized VounK IN-o pay « bin price for bewiny Machines, when you can 1 .<• nd Ionia to gi t a single field goal. With (Irand llapids Herald. pie s societ> is fairh under was every man on squad eligible to com- neetiiiK will start at l:l,'> p. in. : I he pro^ran; .yiven last Sunda\ evi save money. My experience in the pant forty yeari r ttie OLD AO E plete this week. Coach Edgington is nin^ was exeellenl. 1 here was a better grades of machines, qualifies me to give >•«> ten' >•«•» • It . , expecting a real battle. The (iraml CHASE FURN. CO. onsiderable increasi- Haven girls defeated our countv RELIEF CORPS in atlendaiuv will pay you to investigate before lni>iru;. /.i r the lii'^l meelin^, \oUll.. I'cm- champions last year by a fair si/.el 121 COMPORT LEAVES LOWELL ;»le. don't forget \ nii • ••ers li e. score and. so far as* we can learn, ELECT OFFICERS Minda\ servicis; Authorized Dealer for have the same team intact a^ain this Morning wnsliip at l(i:."ili. year. After holding Muskegon In White Rotary Ruby Wlmt i« bettor, when on the down hill Bide of life than an At a called meetili ol the W. (ibiircb m biiiil d II; la such a close score. Coach Evans ami A special meeting ol' the Women's New Ideal tv. Ho;;;v; easy chair l».v tin* home liresule with pooil IiooWk inaifazineB itelief Corps was ci^lled .Saturday (ihase l-nniitnie conipan> Lowell Chrislian l!ii(U'avor S '('icl\, 1 ,'1 girls feel as though lhe> are due foi slock I ii »ldi I'v at Hie ('. i 1 > Stale haul- I'lracbin^ service al 7 o'cbi. k, and paperfi? lU'julin;.' isn mijJit.v aid in UIVh pleiit-me, but a victory Friday night. I'repara- iflernoon at which time the fullusv- and other high grade makes. ng ollicers were installed by Mrs. Momlas evening, an arraniiemenl \lid week service Tliursda\ even- to enji))' it free from cyr straifi one neeilfl fions are being made to lake care of was in.idi with Mr. Chase whertd)> • 1 in. Supper al IhIIoWimI b\ a a record crowd ami jo of Hie best Metcher, who was chosen as install- iia! ollicer: those pi csi ul and so voting are t' levolional ser\ ice. seats will be put on reserve at 2')C receive .1) cents on the dollar ol Hand No. ."! will serve ,1 business xtra. .'resident, Letlie Knee. R. D- STOCKING Properly Fitted Glasses •ienior vice president, l.sdi.-i ('.huhh. Iheir stock and those not present aien\ luncheon in Hie churcli dln- will have the option of a like sellle- iiy ro»>:ii Fl'ldax belween lli> hours SCHOOL NOTES innior vice president. Ksther New- Thin in whw we come in with ample e(|iiipiD«ut an l experi- combe. men! or accepting Mr. Chase's pro .1 ll::tu and I o'clock. The first home debide between ence for your lil. We have plca^fd othern for many Secretary, Sarah Pletcher. posilii-n of pa.Miien! in full on tin Lowell Hijjh and /eeland High will secured deferred pa\mei;ls. ( HI UCH OF THE NA/.AUKNK yearn, (live us a i rial. S.-rviee and price both riyht. rreasurer. Minnie Hawk. he held in the lli^h school audi- r.haplain. Martha Mullen. The l:ic|nr\ huildin.u llius a^ain Corner \Vashin«lon and Avery sis, torium Monday. Jan. lit. at T;30. p. IJonductor. Helen Aver*. becomes a\ lilahle to its iwners Sunday school at 10. a. m. m. Lowell will uphold the negative Iluard. Leah Slaal. The Lowell Hoard of Trade, for in Preaching al II. a. m.. and 7 A. D. OLIVKH on the (|iieslion "Itesolved: That the i'ress correspondent, Messa Hatch. duslrial purposes; and it is lo ht 111. I nited Stales should grant immedi- OI'TnMKTKIST. \ssislant conductor, Hatlie Walker, ' hoped lli.il some relia ^oiii^ con I'rayer merlin^ WVdnesdiis even- ate and complete independence to lolor bearer. No. I, (!«»ra fallen! cern will avail itself of the c\c u^i al 7:l.i. p. ni Hie Philippine Islands." The per- Fo\: No. 'J, Frances Carter; No. i lent t.ppnriimilv foi a immu l,\er\one is cordialls invited. For Many Years sonnel of the team is as follows: .Marietta Savles; No. I. (irr facluriiiM hnsiness under favorahli liev, I'.lmer liuek, Pastor, Hoy Holland. Lucille Visser ami Hawk. i circunislanci's, all'ordinM eiiip!o\ James Marsh. Avail yourselves o I menl for iiunu'roiis willing worki-rs SIAFMII DAY ADVKNTIST Hie chance of being informed on om A CORRECTION, D,\ ilie worship il 11. a. m. of the chance of being informed oi A Friend of Many People Hem in Heche's Market Adver- ,MKS I KKI) DKMSd.N DEAD Sahhillli s, lio(»l at la. a. m. one of our great national problems tisement in 'file Lowell Ledger Mrs. I;red Denison, living south o Ilivulai Sabbath Salurda\ ) ser of Januar\ S, PJ25 Lowell, di. d Tnesd.r, ev«*ning. Jan ices ire held in the Woodman ball ANNOUNCEMENT ) I.HS. KX'f MA FANCY (iltKI.N JA 111. alter i sescral weeks' ill lies- All are welcome. The residents of Lowell and vicin- PAN TliA 117C from cancer. She is survived h> hei That is what this bank has beer., T: 1 ffieebe Ujarket ity are cordially invited to visit ami should hav, read Imshaml and one sm. .hihn, hes dc inspect the C. and T. OiIkus lim ner I LB. EXTRA FANCY CREEN JA relalivi-s in New York. Funeral LOWELL BANKS is what it will continue to lie. now being demonstrated in the Itici PAN TEA r»7c services were held from St. Man '• CASH AND CARRY linildiiiK opposite Poslollice. Sold on church this Thiirs«la\ morning al ELECT OFFICERS a money back guarantee. Easy pay- Patronize our advertisers. 1) o'clock. You have found here .1 safe place i iiienfs if desired. No cost to inspect. your funds during the past years mnv / r ,, Vou are welcome. p.'IM 1 he Lowell Stale bank held il iimial stockholders meelin^ I'm and in the years to come enter this ! ar k Lily White Flour Special $1.29 l.i> and Hie following ollicci s ,1: KENT DELEGATION lii'cclors Aen eleeled tor Ihi mMi with the assurance that thi? institution is This Flour is worth $1.60 11;^ \ ear; C. 11, Hnnciiiian, presiib 11'. FARES VERY WEU I. \. I'cckhain. v ice piv- idciil. 1». ( your friend and true to the tru -t y ' icl $tratid £b?air« Program Malice, ca-bier. Thesi wilb 1 I in it. lb niiell, .1. P. I reeimm. C \, 1" 3 cans Beans 25c Lansing. Jan, H.—Kent county's Hid I.. I>. McQliecli n 1.1 k 1' up 111' 5 lbs. Pure Buckwheat. 30c delegation in the house, whic h stood lb ard • 1 1 )ireebM s smiarelv behind Speaker Fred |j. Friday and Saturday, Jan. 16 and 17 5 lbs. Pancake Flour... 30c ells in his 11^111 for election fared \l lb • iiniai d riecliiu lit tin slock- well in the coiiiinittee assigmncnts loidei's nf Cil\ Mali bank, hi Id 1 Shredded Wheat 11c - Lowell State Bank announced today. "BOY OF MINE" i uesda>, tin f-llowjn^ named men 2 Post Toasties 25c Dexter (i. Look, serving his sec- ,',eii ebclcd ibreclors: .bibn \. Ar 1 Pet Milk, large 9c ond term, was given a place on the A big theme—told with rare artistry by la, I, .lobn s. Ilurpin. n. I. ('.on Lowell, Mich, important ways and means commit- BOOTH TARKINGTON li a. II irr\ 1m\ . I . \\ lllm an. D. 3/2 Butter Crackers .... 49c tee and public heallh coiiiinittee. ,1. I.o iL, I 1,1 an.pkin, l! \'anD\ke % 4 Grape Fruit. 2Sc Look is one of the two members of -and he wrote it vitpuL-iiilly for the «creen with ml II I.. W. ekes. (Illleers ideeb'd: |{, VailDvke, pres- the wa\s and means committe who Ben Alexander, Henry Walthall, Irene Rich drew a second committee assign- idenl D. (1, 1 00k and Win. T. ('.mi- ment. and Rockllife FelloweR, lo 11. mci piesideids; llarrx Da>. C.asliier. and II ,1 1 mdi bardl SATURDAY Itepreseiifative Ate Dykstra (»l THE YEAR'S GREATEST HUMAN DRAMA, .WSTiWETfV,..-: "?» RnsaUBU'VJBAtt 10 lbs. Sugar ONLY 67c (Iraml Itapids also fared well, He >islanl cashiei. is chairman of city corporations and Few pictures bring gerudm* luarH—few picturc.s touch thf inner I ll's will \ e the bank Ihe sa ne a memher of the committees on ed- heart-—few pivtureti really portray actiiid life—hut of all thono that ncn In ^ ivern ils consi rvjdiM poli- ucation Northern Slate Normal and do, none come cloier or touch you more than "Boy of Mine." Proud- \ lo;- P.I'J'i as il has had for several dfcirropticious of religious and benevolent societies. scars, liuis wiving lo l.owell ind ly wa call it the greateiit drama of real lif« thu yearn hove yet «»ven ui. 1 Itepresentative Harold Smedley <111 rounding lerrilor) one I the Strong Instant 10 bars got on Hie conservation eoinniitlee The Manucenient. sfroiiKt si banks in \liclii«aii. Postum judiciary. Traverse Cll\ state hos Saturday Matinee, 10 and 15c. EveniriK 15 and 25c- •«» 4, J'* . mm Cheese Rub No More pital and Pontiac state hospital . ^Miniuiniiii'ri ^ K Large William Delloer is placed on citv CONSUMERS SEEK corporations, Industriaf School for fW*"; "l Itoys, labor and transportation. Sunday, Jan 18 BIG STOCK ISSUE ' K ' •> 5 ,7 41c 42c William J. Thomas is placed on y?< ~Tr -11, • ^ the important apportionment eoin- BUCK JONES in \ome niitlee and on the taxation commit- l.ansillK. •l-"i. II 1 lis Associaled tee.- -(iraml Itapids Press. i'ressl A In arin^ oil Ihe pelilioil of ^ •%! 4,1 Pork Steak 18c Ihe Consminrs Power Co lor per "CUPIDS' FIREMAN" nission lo issue *'.Mil KM KKI in pre Pork Chops 23c v UTERARYCLUB by Richard Harding Davi« .erred sjock and 1,11(1(1,11(111 111 bonds, 'I'll* ••rt.'ii|1 < In, i nil v , , ALSO THE QO QITTCRS iilor\ ser\cd bs the companx, was Home-made Lard 22c held heloii tile puldic utilities Ci> n The modem tendencleN in monument biiildin .-a. t" » r-i ij Hamburger 2 lbs. for 25c At the meeting of the Lowell Lit- Admiiiion 15c and 25c uissi'in 1 uesdav. Anions Ihe pro iieM and simplicity of detail. I.et os quole pri. <• do op-t .-ri,*. . n Fresh Sausage 20c erary club at the home of Mrs. Win. posed t Xpclldilui es listed W 1 I 1 and tablrlt. Our experience defu-h eompi iiiion . mh i. .. Vice President, Mrs, Win. Hall, (•MOM- .'O lice. See,, Mrs, TlnHiias Watson. lalimi in (iraml Hapids. M.'i.iHMi foe We will sell you whole Fresh Hams, Cor, Sec., Mrs, Win. Harlinan. "UNSEEN HANDS" lln Lowell planl. (iraml Hapids KnaaaoaRi Treasurer, Mrs, N. E. Horgerson. Press. whole Fresh Shoulders, Side Pork, Critic, Mrs, J. M. Iliitcliinson, A Special 6-Reel Comedy. Parliamentarian, Mrs, It. M. Shivel. Also A Two-Reel Comedy >(•1 If INniMi: r\\ Vi Beef—everything you want in Custodian, Mrs. M. C. (ireene, No. 1 Mrs. L, E. Mathews, chalnnan of Admiiiion 15c and 28c N0111 incoai, la\ for Hie year llllil Hie day, had prepared the following is less. 111 proportion fo your income. large pieces—and the price is right. program: Ibaii was Ihi las for P.I'Jll, A rah Victrola selection, "Eleanor." leduclioii, however, is nol Ihe oill> \V A \ T KDI Sirs, D. (i. Look and Mrs, M. C. Thursday, Jan. 22 beiiclll aflordi'd b> the revenue ad (ireene gave very iiileresliim lalkk of P.l'jf. Increase ill the I'SellipHon on their siiinmer trips.' ' HARRY CAREY in lor married persons, a 2.'» per cent Saranac Creamery Batter 43c Victrola selection, "Out of the reduelion on "earm-d income." and Beans, Potatoes and Clovei Seed Dusk to You." oilier chaii«es in reveinie lenisla The dnh adjourned to meet with Hon are of inmiedi.de inlcivsl li the Clover Leaf club Tuesday. Jan. "THE NIGHT HAWK" e\ir\ laspaxi'i'. JW, mI Hie home of Mrs, Orlo Yeiter. A Grtat Story of the Goldtn We»t. The rexcmie act ol 1021 reouires lhal iclurus he tiled h> e\er\ single Blue Jay. Zeigler and Hard Coal NOTICF TO MEAT LLL'YEKS. Also A Two-Reel Oomody. person w hose net income for I IL' f Ilie meat market stand, corner of was »f.iioii or more, or whose woks All itizes Main street mid Lafayette ave„ re- Admltflon 15c and 25c. income was <1,(1(1(1 or more, and h\ cently vaciilrd. comes into m> pos- everv married couple whose aMKi'e- session amiin February first and will Cotton Seed Meal, Oil Meal, Caught Cold Yet? wale net income was »2.a«l(» or more, be reoiH-ned oji i>r alnrnt Febriiar> or whose a^ureude yross iiicoinc ft hv Slaal ft Miller, with the latter Coming—Friday and Saturday, Jan. 23-24 was s'MHMl or more, f.asf \ear re- Milk Maker Dairy Feed in elmriie. M turns were retiuiivd of married Mr, Merrill Miller in experienced "THE FIGHTING COWARD. I( you haven't you probably will. . Almost couples whose ajjureKafe lie! iilfome in Hie meal hiiftineft* UML Hie new was or more, fliishand and Full line of Poultry Mashes and everyone haa more or less of that sort of thing Hrm will apprecinle your palronaae. wife, livinu fojiefluT, iiia> inefndi- Clmwfe Slaal. lathis eliiuate. UV sell the ailvsrtlnMl the inctinu- of eacfi in a single loliil Scratch Grain mucb lefiirn, or each max file a M'pai'iife kind of eoM reinedie*, but we rsrommend FOOD HAI.R return sfioxviiiK the ineoine of each The Womaii'» Missionarv sorielv "llobson's laxative Cold Tablets/' Take Net income is ^ross ineoine less Save money by buying your common of I he M, E, church will hold u food eei'fain specified ivdtlcfions for hllS' the** as soon as you fe*l a cold coming and sale at the store of Warner ft .VOLL START 192S RIGHT mess e\|ieiises, fosM-s, had ifrhls, Saturday, Jun, 17, lM>giniiing ul 2 northern grown Alfalfa Seed, new crop, you will be able to stand It off nine times In nViiuilr f p3;( coiifrihilliUlls, ete. ReMlve !• be a saver instead of a spender. Each month re- Ihe period for filiiiM returns is at $15,50 per buthel. ii*n. l or that cough take "White Pine and from .fanuarv I lo March la. 1 CHRIHTIAN HCIKNCR Tar." solva to put a Utile aalde. Do it the food Building S Loan Way, The refill 11, aeeompanied hv at leaist Sunday services are held Ml 11 Veucan eava irtn $2.0$ to |S,00 every month and never miss it, one fonrlfi of lax due, nnisf he filetl o'clock over Hie l^owell Slele hank. Leta ell try. Let us eaplaln our easy Mvlng plan lo you. with the eoflecfor of internal reven I Suhjed of the lesion-sermon fur tie for Ihe district in xxhieh ttie tax- 1 C. H. Runciman Elevator JMiimiry IN is "Life." W t XK( J AR & HARTMAN" pax i-r has his feKal residence or has ! Phones 1S2 and 34. Everyone cordlallv invited. D. S. SIMON LcweU BUF.& Loan Am'd. SHUTF.N his prioeiiial |iiaee of linsiness. ' Mead the Advertisemenls. PiitroaiM our idvtrUatrt: THE LOWELL LEDGER and THE ALTO SOLO THE LOWELL LEDGER and THE ALTO SOLO
IMPROVED UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL Women to Be Heads of Their Families and "I will certainly remember it,*' HOW TO KEEP Marriage to Be Eliminated Mary promised. "Twelve months afro I went to live goSbSLlfeast Foam at Sokar," Elsa Francks began. "It Is WELL By CLARENCE DARROW, Chicago Lawyer. The Mystery Road StmdaySchoo! a miserable place, but I went there to lie near my friend Ivan Krossneys. The Lord of Thunder Gate Society'eventually will work out a system whereby women will be DR. FREDERICK R. GREEN By the governor of the fortress. In that 1 T the heat Is of their families and the practice of marriage will be eliminated. hurts, though, and I dare say she will Editor of "HEALTH" Lesson fortress was confined a man whom Ihcicdl Dutch It is only preachers and religions which say the family is the foundation get over It." your brother went to Itussia to res- tmrnd (By UKV I'. H. KIT/.WA'l'Kll. IVU.. Dena E. Phillips Oppenheim pioccss By SIDNEY HERSCHEL SMALL ue;. Hi.'j. WfitUMii .NewH|>apcr Union.) of (hit Kvenlnn Sohoiil. Mooily llible In- of society. "Gerald Is a fool." Ids father de- cue. lie came to me In ask me to tl'.ltUU' iif '•hl.-iiK... > Ovpyrltfbt by Little, Brown A Co. clared. "Marrying in one's own class help him bribe tbe governor. That rich, smooth WHY SOME GERMS ARE (Cr). li'LT.. W.-m. rn Ni*WN|m|)or t'nlnnd What is a family? Whether children of the same mother have the is well enough In an ordinary way. was in the month of October last year. INVISIBLE CHAPTER VI—Continued delicious (Copyright by The Bobbo-MerrOI Co.) same father is not an important matter, so'long as they are of the right Bu Uictor Rousseau but—well, there isn't another woman He was a very different person then, Lesson for January 18 kind of fathers. Heredity and environment make the child, and the latter like Myrtile In the world. Gerald Is and 1 thought that I liked him very n^llK British Association for the Ad- There are moments when revelation an ass not to realize It Instead ef much." is most important, to my mind. Mating is no less right because words are ^ vancement of Science met this year THE LAST SUPPER Is selMliuminatlve. This was one of going to Itussia, risking bis life and The woman sipped ber champagne. CHAPTER XVItl—Continued. arms. "My . . . my head swims protesting fright. Unmindful? Un- lu Toronto, Canada. This is one of said by a preacher. In time children will come to be looked upon as them. Myrtile, gazing almost in ter- liberty for the sake of this Hussia.: Tbe warmth of Hie room, and Hie —22— . . . " And he must kiss her again. healing, rather. the few times when this dignified hotly LESSON' TKXT—Lake 22:7-3n. at hla wrist But Lancaster bad al- "Well, you see. Miss Wentworth ror Into the face of her benefactress, girl. I don't like Kusslans—never did. wine, bail moistened tier face. A little Every girl should learn how to make GOLDKN TKXT—"Tills Is My body assets, rather than liabilities. "1 mn .suddfUt'd hyvonil fXprosslon They stood another moment so. "I promised you proof. Yon should of Knglish scientific men has met on ready plunged the syringe Into tlie means weu," he said slowly, "but she knew that she wns haled, and, wilb You are a person of common sense. streak of rouge had spread upon her which Is kIveil for you: this do In re- Certainly birth control should be a part of woman's knowledge, but -ARE YOU A WITCHI" an extraordinary insigbt, slie knew that I annoy you, ilwir Mr. Williams, Then, together, they entered the room. ask for proof." Ills hand flicked light lids side of tlie Atlantic. Tlie presi- meinbnince of Me."—Luke 21!:l!>. fluid, and he was upon hla feet doesn't realize conditions. You see," Mary. If you say Myrtile must go. go left cheek. There were black lines good bread; it should be the starting why. She saw tlie crumpled up tele- and shall make ohcisnnffs to ihf ly against Williams' cheek. "Take a dent, Sir David Bruce, K. 0. B., F. B. PH1MAHV TOPIC—The Lord's Sup- as a solution of crime it could be used only as a temporary and local STNOPSIB. — Nurses la the Be tried tc free bla hand, he fought he added, turning to Joan but not she must, but I'd much rather Herald under ber eyes. Her voice, however, point in her home cookery training* of juy liousc tluit all .shall be well with CHAPTER XIX good look at your proof, Kay. it was S., took for his presidential address, per. Soutliern hospital at Avonmouth furiously, but Joan succeeded In meeting her eyes, "one has to taper graph form; she guessed at every- came to his senses ami married her." was stronger. I NT K UM K DIA TK AND SENIOR remedy. Probably the practice would eliminate some causes of crime, as you. I have hrought the word thai a sad affair, wasn't It? You tried to the Important and practical subject, are aneered by the Insolent knocking the bottle from his grasp. off very slowly In a desperate case thing which had lain unspoken be- "Men are rather dlllicuit in tiiat "He offered a great deal of money TOIMC—The MvantnR of the Commu- it is the poor that have the large families, and it is poverty that is one treatment aooorded them by Dr. Mr. Sanderson tloslros. Is It permit- Sanderson was stli! deep In his help me, didn't you?" Hand against "Tlie Prevention of Disease." nion Service. It fell upon the table. Lancaster like mine. I'm very far gone, and tween them. She closed the door way," Mary rejoined, a little bitterly. and I agreed to help. I sent for Ivan John Lancaster, head of the ln- firmly behind her, came across to Send for free hooklet ted that 1 xo tt) K'^'t It?" chair, his face away from the door. cheek, harder. "You were a h—1 of Uf all the instruments which the VOUNt; PEOPLR AND ADfl.T TOPIC "f the causes of crime. etitutlon. Mid there Is a general lighted It, and suddenly darted toward heroic measures are useless." and, altbougb lie made dliliculties, he He had not moved since Wells had a friend, you were!" —Communion With JehUti Christ. Lady Mary's chuir, fell on her knees Sanderson nodded wearily. "What- mind and ingenuity of man has de- feeling of unrest. Into which the deak. Joan caught him. He flung "That's right Now tell her to go," Chapter VII was eas.\ to persuade. It was all ar- "The Art of Baking Bread" ever you have from my boy I must left. Williams cupped a light for Ida He stopped, breathless, nnd released veloped, the microscope, he said, Is the Joan Wentworth. probationary her across the room. He had got the said Myer.;. nnd struggled with ber sobs. I. The Passover Prepared (vr. 7-13.) ranged. The prisoner—No. '?!), we •ee." cigarette, was absorbed momentarily, the other's collar, glaring at him. most Important. With It, In the last Nowadays a Girl Makes No Secret of the Fact aarse. Is drawn. Doctor k*®" "I knowl 1 know!" she cried. "I eaater Is performing a dlfflcult drawer open when she grappled with "Yes, Miss Wentworth, I really don't The butler made Ids announcement called him—walked out of the fortress so that Ail>ertn first saw the quiet "Uncle Sandy . . . stop them ."0 years, tlie cause of almost ail dis- 1. Tlie Disciples' Inquiry (vv. 7-0). am very miserable!" Northwestern Yeast Co. With a how, Wells opened the door She Is Helping Nature operation, for which he hae won him again. believe that ^ on can do any good here," to his mistress a little doubtfully. In your brother's clothes ind with his opening of the door, first saw the man . . . this Is no place . . ." Al- eases emisod by minute living things They Inquired of Jesus as to where Mary looked at her coldly and crit- •RAOt MARR which led Into the hall, bowed again. fame. Joan, with other nurses. He struck at her with his right said Lancaster obediently. "It wns a "There is a person here, your lady- American passport. Vour brother 1730 North Ashland Ave. Mas will) the black kimono over ids arm. berta found her voice at last. they should prepare for the Passover. Is In attendance. She le upeet ically. Al; the natural impulses of her The room broke Into a babel of has been discovered. But there are a mistake. You shall be paid a full was to lake his place for twenty-four Chicago, III. Radio'Reproduction They no douht were anxious to be of through no fault of her own. and hand, beating her about the wrists, but ship, wiio desires to see you." The Instant of horrified recognition Sanderson's face was a picture; In- number of common and destructive dis- By MRS. THOMAS WHIPPEN, in Baltimore Sun. month's salary. Ask Mr. Myers to heart seemed dried up. Kven her sound the Instant that the door closed makes a trivial blunder at a orlt- she would not let go. She would never "What sort of a person?" Lady- hours. Then he was to leave tbe Gives the Beit That's in Your Set— was unendurable. More awful because finitely prim, extraordinarily wise; he eases which are undoubted}^' caused service to lllui. 1 pride refused to come to her aid. The behind Wells: It was as If he hud Ical moment. The patient dies leave go. not though he struck ber In make out your check." Mary inquired. prison In the funeral coach of an- An eiapiy title . oines high, but many blinked from below his shaggy brows by germs which have never been seen 2. The Master's Strange Directions It seems to me our young folks today are more honest than those who truth lay naked between Hie two. held them all bound by his person- of what It stood for. and Doctor Lancaster accuses the face. He tossed her this way and "She can drive back with Doctor other prisoner who had died. a silly Am.-ricati heiress feels that she Tone • Quality. but made no motion as If to speak or by the human eye. This Is not because (vv. 10-PJ). They were to go into Ihe her of clumsiness. She le sus- "1 wits a fool not to realize what The butler coughed. Stop Child's Cough ality, his detached air, his calmness. It was Hob. It-was-it-was-it-was 1 lived when I was a young lady. Take the matter of make-up, for instance. that, but she never unclasped her hold. Jenkins now." suggested Myers "This was seven months ago." Mary must ba'.e It. Interrupt. they do not exist hut probably be- city where they would meet a man pended, the action meaning the bringing you here meanf," she snld. "A woman, your ladyship. She Clarity of Now Alberta and Williams realized Bob had been . . . that robe, the In those days the belles of the time put coloring on their checks, darkened and of her hope of a career as At last he dropped Into his chair ex- "She can drive back with Doctor faltered. Williams wished that he might step cause they are so small that not even bearlnu a pitcher of water. He as- "It is too late now. Here is the tele- struck me as being some sort of a Quick-To-day reproduction. how insecure was the rock upon which darker skin ... he had been the a nurso. Without relatives or hausted and covered his face with his Jenkins," agreed Lancaster, and Joan Tbe'woman wiped her lips, shivered Cuticura Comforts Baby's Skin away . . . farther from Hob. Dim- sured them that they would then be their eyebrows ami often added a touch of ruby to their lips. But they gram. Christojdier is elected." foreigner. She assured me tbat her their mansion was bull ied, how proof!-liipiinese. Kayama. She would never tlie most powerful microscope Is strong j||P frlendA. and desperate, Joan, saw the secretary's pale face blaze at Ihe sight of the color upon her Wlien led, piugh ami iwhing. by hot TV-fiw- it bis n. rV.inr* In <• •. !ni> shown a large upper room furnished. hands. business was urgent. 1 have shown Sensitivity to signals. from this Japanese would hrln« It ^ "M- t" explain things to Sander- ly, he heard Alberta's "It's Bob! Bob! enough lo make them visible. Inilu-j would not dream of letting their suitors know they did this! For all Kg? urged by her landlady, goee to Myrtile brushed It away. Il was a handkerehief. closed her eye.s for a Jnlo er. up or sc:r..-thins «; • •UK, Doctor Idincaster's office to aak "Twelva minutes more." said Joan with triumph. her Into the morning room." baliis of I'ucicur: Soap and ti.'a h.'S of j.-t r:.'ht afl. r ih. t < :: \ .nr down upon their heads. There wus son. Not after what the Japanese, . . . don't let him hurt Kay, please" enza. measles and scarlet fever have j 3. The Obedience of the Disciples thing of no arcount. moment and reeovered herself. Hanmmizer that they ever confessed otherwise, their cheeks were natural roses, their nlm to overlook her blunder and triumphantly, looking at her watch. "And you might gel me a few more M ('uti' ura < liiitii..•:>!. A1 >i i: t'. use (hili'.'.-'. .'.'o u. u to ta e v. • aa-y no doubt as to what Sandersnn would ; 'ia' Mob I) had said. And she had and so he, also, must speak. all the peculiarities of germ diseases,! (v. 13). They did not stop to ques- j I care nofl.lng for Christopher and Mary rose to her feet at once, < oi..'h j. , Al y •• K. np'n adjustment reinstHte her. She overhears a Then she realized that all through bottles from the storeroom," whis- "That seven moiillis." site said de- now and then of that ox<\n - i'e ent- "It was . . . Alberta, Bob. yet, so far, no germs have been found . tion Ihe sanity of the command but lips like the cherry itself, and their skin milk-white, although they had violent Hitercatlon between Doc- | you know if," she declared passlonate- "A foreigner?relgm " she repealed, with m^raMy. "1 see! I ll. e - v. n l:a a;—a n.-i« cal-: u-i.io:, : f . ami do if the Japanese made good his ''l'" <'"• Never reinstate her- pered Lancaster to Myers. "I'm very ed dusting powder, fmii-m-a um. I ;i • ti ne-'li ino yajo ' -r eh jr. s 11 Listen! She made me . . . made tor Lnncuster and other men ehe the struggle there hod been a hammer- 1 Ample volume. promise. Why had the Orientnl said '' ' Never: She had no thought of w hich are, beyond doubt, tlie causes i like true disciples obeyed, .lesas, be- carefully seen to that a few minutes earlier with a swan's dowi- puff and j ly. "I do lot care whether be Is suddenly ariiused Interest. 'Terhaps i vl..,rSi an(] year like a lifetime I.* *! thro l and pr-.-..•• • 11 • cold does not nee. Joan Is struck by ing at the door. She got up. "Who shaky. 1 must hnve enough on hand one of the indispen-a! < from i • • fl - • •t.irh i: v. . .. . -m. those things? What was it to hlru?*^'"""'"* "t,w- Never! The sicken- me ... it was her plan . . . of these diseases. Smallpox Is per-; cause lie is omniscient, knew Just | elected or n>t. Nothing about him she has news from Lord Donibey." I In hell! Listen. I l'o on w ith my ini r a very line grade of powder. the favorable change in the ap* Is II?" she called. in case I wake up In the night You Toilet Trio.- Advert is. • • Only SO tents al al! siorc-s. A mischief maker. - futility of that word made her she wanted ..." haps the most typical germ disease | how the matter would turn out. pearance and demeanor of the I makes any difference to me, or ever Nevertheless, when she entered the stor;-. Your brother entered the "Miss Wc: tworth, unlock the door, understand my needs, Myers," he con- For litt.'tature send "The vellow thing;" Alberta shrilled cn,p ,,,e '"ore dosiernte . . .an- "By the Thunder God, who saw me known, yet no one has ever been able j II. The Passover Eaten (vv. 14-1*). Hut nowadays a girl makes no secret of the fact that she is helping doctor, ruoalllng that at tlmee In will." little room where Elsa Francks was fortress as arnn uetl. cl.;.hired his (,, >r please," came tbe frightened voice of tinued, with a catch of self-pity in bis ll the man behind the . u 1- a ra , your name to the al her uncle He look no notice of her,; h< moment of this silence and she' through this thing," Wells said so to Und lis cause. Fool-and-mouth ills- j 1. By Whom (v. 14)? Those who nature along bv applying rouge to her cheeks and a lip-stiek to her smile. the hospital he has been gentle Myrtile was speaking tbe truth. To waiting. It scarcely seemed likely i clothes with No. L".'. who walkeii out tnamifacturer. and thoughtful and at others su- Mrs. Fraser. voice. mt ilie rabbit'.- left hind l • I loesn and she turned, vixen-like, upon Kl- herself mad. ! gently that Williams felt safer, "you ease among animals Is clearly due to [ sat down to this last Passover feast ! Mary If seemed nmiizlng, but she that news of so fastidious a person as j of the place ami came, without ihrnht. |,r 1 feel, of eourse, so much make-up is a pity, because it spoils the nat- percilious nnd bullying. He telle "In a few minutes,** said Joan. Joan did not hesitate a moment. ten, who sat apart from the rest, | proof," Hob said very evenly I «> " dirty swine, Kay I Vou—you—" some germ, yet no one kflows what were the Master and the Twelve her ho can do nothing for her at knew that It was the irulh. tier brother en ill d come from such a to Loudcin. Vour hrc:h.T '.mis in Multiple Electric "Miss Wentworth. what are you She slipped belween the two men and trembling more through excitement »'Is Japanese voice. ; (Kamlnarl slipped a thunderbolt to it Is. Apostles. urally pretty skin of a girl. And then, too, perhaps I'm just an old-fash- the hospital, but offers her a po- "It Is only a fancy which Christo- source. Her doubts, however, were spend ihat niJi! In thr fnrires^ 1 sition in a nursing Institution In doing to Doctor Lancaster?" ran to the storeroom. With a mut- Products Co., Inc. than fear. Sanderson's head did not lift, ne; WcUs* right hand.) "You hound!" And The generally accepted and prob ioned grandniother, but I can't feel that it is quite the ladylike thing foi pher has for me," Myrtile went on. soon set at rest. 1 Krossneys came down to me. WV were s 1 2. His Wortls Unto Them (vv. the country, telling* her she can tered oath Myers ran after her. The "You—you—" Alberta gasped for j was far away, he saw his Hob In that I hanc; became a tight fist, drove able explanation of this strange situa- "I am taking care of him." "It will pnss—oh, 1 am sure that If "Are you Lord Dombey's sister?" I both excited, it w.- a great sum of 3C5 Ogden Street 15-18). t sice sweet girl to be attending to her personal appearance in publia be of "groat assistance" to him. girl was Just in time to slam the door words. Her case whs desperate. If the ! strange land, so unutterably alone. : against \\ illlams Jaw. Once. lion is that the germs responsible for | A man named My era demands "Mr. Myers says you will kill him. Willi pass! Deep down In his heart I fhe woman asked bluntly, without : money wbieh we laid IK ••n paid and Newark, New Jersey (1) "1 have desired to eat this pass- in bis face and lean against It Inside, uncanny devil dlil have proof. Every- i Williams raised his head. The Kamluiirl admired, "ihat these diseases are not only loo small she tell bl in what the doctor had He has got to have his morphine; know that there is aiiotber feeling." offering to move from tier chair. i life in iiussla is a ImrriMe burden Atlas products over with you before I suiter." How America's First Law Schod bracing her foot against a plank and thing would come out. Panic surged match burned against the nail of his j w'a* " ,llli:ll,-v !'I,UV- ) !•< be seen by the microscope but are j said to her. She denlee him the you can't stop a man abruptly like Her anguish was apparent. There "I am," Lady Mary acknowledged i We drank a great deal f wine. The arc guaranteed. 1 anxious lie was to show them tire The first law school in America was Information, and he covertly using the whole weight of her body. in? ' her throat, the seconds that she; linger, charred, and went out. A SanderMTi spoKe first, also so small that they will pass freely w RB1NE threatens her. At the Institu- that. Mr. Myers understands him—** was something almost unearthly In at once. "Have you brought news more we drank, the mure ipiam snme , ,,I meaning of the passion through which owned In I'liiiadelphia in 17JH). was speechless seemod an hour, her ghost! it must be a ghost. Some trick ' l• '" lake him away. Alberta, be tliroiigh the finest tiller made, ami so | "Mr. Myers can come In In fifteen She heard Myers breathe heavily as the sorrow which shone out of her He was to go; also He craved their tion, which is owned by Doctor of him?" Ivan became. He resented having t. fi'-'iciie dove to her palate. As words ef the Japanese. He had heard that ,0 where Wllllaius ca ii in't be "strained out." cultivated i Lancaster, Joan finds Myers. He minutes," said Joan. All the tihlle he tried to force bis entrance. He eyes. Mary's heart began to fall her. human sympathy as He passed Reduces Bvsal Bdarge* "I have brought him home," was part wilii so large a share et the returned to her. she becatrie more com- , they could produce phantoms . . . sl)rllwl,,(,' llzi"'>l llke upon the rug. pn. and examined as can the larger ami tells her he is the secretary. She she spoke she had never tak-m her dashed himself madly against It, but | Her fingers rested on Hie fop of the I stents. Thickened, Swollea instinctively dislikes and fears the unexpected reply. money to me. We tpmrreled. Once "r tecllng his head needlessly from a more ireiierally known germs. 'brough this trying ordeal. 1 Joan knew that she would die rather other girl's head. A gleam of coming posed, and becmnlng cottiposed, bitter- no ... It was real. His face wav- Tissaes» Carbs, Pilled him. The only patient at the eyes from Lancaster's face. "You?" Lady Mary exclaimed. twice we made It up. Then Ivan's second blow. "Vou wanted him. You (2) "1 will not any more eat there- Sure Relief i & than yield. ly vltrlidlc. There was nothing that ered between surprise and qulck-com- An Invisible germ cannot be studied, i Inatitute is a Mrs. Dana, de- Lancaster was suffering acutely. kindness shone mistily In her eyes. The woman laughed coarsely. anger tlared out ai: n In the end. must have wanted him pretty badly. of. until It be fulfilled In the kingdom Teadons Sereaess frea he could liave. A letter from Hob, lug fear. He was unable to sneak, or Ties means that until a nerm is made' I Braises er Straias; ttopa mented but harmlees. Joan le The sweat streamed down his face^ "Open that door I" shrieked Myers, "It wasn't your fault," she said. Jrfc . wlieibcr il N earrled by other animals lets or delivered. Boek 1 A free* wants help In a "big fight," but under the linen pile In the near corner. "It would do great good," Myrtile "He Is safe In the Charing Cross Mary could llnd no wuni nf mis sort to know •.v. more average for 1Ie8 n t,,, ,n I Ve U ,n , nr insects, how ii nets back to the would be consiimmated. , F. T0UWC. be., SIS Lim$M St. SjriaiSty. Mw. Hot water | Hate; nil directed at Rllen, all h mill- j 1 . ?, 1 . . : ' makes no further ezplaaatlon. Ry stretching out one hand without declared. "I shall remove myself al- hospital," tbe woman replied, "and If Her visitor's eyes seemed lixed In .i Uie Ik Staid, jbown by jbe luilstlcal rcc- you believe me when I tell you—" ("i "Take this cup and divide II 5 I She decides to stay. Evidently • - V-.- > I,,;: ; 30% lo ul Int.'. cutting ;is n ,scalpel, painful as human body ard how II can be coll- Sure Relief giving way in the least Joan could just together. Christopher's fancy will you want to know all about him, you rigid stare. it was as though she 41, •'•"I : r Doctor Lancaster le afraid of a probe in ;i wound of a white wom- "Why not?" Wells asked. "She's irolled and the Infection of healihy among yourselves." The disripies reach far enough to toas away the pass. And besides—I must go." were living through tlie seene again 62' I n" •" Oa account BABY CHICKS Myera. Joan dlscovere that the will give me some wine quickly." ol VL'£; . ' u' !• I'tem Mat., -t, an who would marrj a man of nnother my wife, you know." v.-rsons be avoided. were now partaking of that symbol of doctor Is a victim of the mor- i napkins. There were dozens of the "My father would never spare you," "The police came." she went on. "1 Ixrf.ft ; Ir ItorUs, it.-.Is .in.l Wlilt- I.••i;li..nin, AhHotiitel1 y il Mary, scarcely conscious of what - -• • " Iffisbt. F race— I "She Isn't," Alberta protested bitter- line hundred years ago. smallpox His blood. He assured them that He liuro liri-il. I 'mi'", liw il'l iv.-ry. fare. ! p.iHt ELL-ANS phine habit Joan takes eharge tiny bottles in the packing case be- Mary said, ashamed of the Joy with was arrested. I told my story. There im we. •1; • .r ; f . - »it Cofft Virj :..,i wa, |>ri'i>'ccd for Hand Book, .\iapj, -v. heard It dick behind hi-r. and. alone If she could but convince Sanderson vould cause It. this was symbolic of the heavenly were saying to Myers, beyond the gen- i times, It will be possible. Let me tell and crumpled as thougii she bad slept j politician, n Hnishcvisi Irom • that she had acted for what she had G. V> .K OINER, Slate Commiinontr oi Awricalture In the dim hall, stumbled Into a trreat Today, we kmnv that only mosfjui- i reality. Canada's Wood Bisons eral sense of their expostulations, but you, please. I bave a plan. Only In them J'or nirhts: her hair wa« yel- |tlon, Kvery lime he mentioned No Richmond, Virdma Keeps The Sldn Gear CHAPTER VI—Continued when you buy all-rubber car- '-(I chair, to lie there, sobbing, a thought was the best! can carry yellow fever, so we tils- \ Hi. The Feast of the New Covenant Canada has set aside a tract of she felt ber will ride high above the yesterday I heard from the cure. He lie spat. bad •li trouble with l Miit hi. (TO IIK C INTLNTJED.) pitiful huddle of silk. regard everytldnu else in conlrolini: Instituted (vv. IP 20). 1,000 stpmre miles for Hie preservation storm of conlllct l.s hack again in the valley. He is at him." 'I Lord "f the rh imler 'lale this disease. We suspect every 11 ii ng "For hnppinesi, perhaps—I don't ] tlie churcli there now. lie says. If * TId- took place at the close of the of Hie only two known herds of wood A hammer lay on the shelf. Joan "Oo on," Mary begged, glan. ing at overshoes or boots uidlied slowly aerot< ".li.' |:;111 after Production of Rosin 1$ dioiit a smallpox patient. Just as our know. But not for duty. Tour life j need ever to go back, I can teach at ;y/ PITTSBURG r w VCRK pas. hal supper. bisons existing in the wild state in the Golfer's Advantage il look it in lier hand. ' tbe clock. PHILA I''a\Inii I he library, nnd wlili delibera- forel'aibers did |im» years ago. Is to be used. Doctor Lancaster, for the school. Alt my people have gone li'lL - One of Oldest Industries 1. The Bread, a Symbol of Christ's district. The animals are considered The golf |lar lias one advantage' FRO nr: contini'imu First—What kind of rubber a rubber overshoe or boo .. Baltimore tion • allo-d up Ihe -lairs. Tli" cabin- Some day. ihe uertii of smallpox will the sake of tbe people, and I am going "Listen!" she cried to those outside. away many, many miles. My step- I',ody (v. IP). Christ giving of Him- superior In si/.e and stamina to the over the angling Ananias; lie doesn't WASH into N through the erark f •he closet Production of turpentlno and rosin he fnutid and then It will be as easy tc to help you use It Your wonderful "I have the morphine and I have the father has a larger farm. 1 shall go I is in them? "U.S." Walrus and Boots self to them. In order to get benefit pialn.s bison, fo which they are close- have fo show anyfiiing to prove It— China Had Great Ruler door, -ir.v Idm -uddenly pl( Is one of th. oldest industries of Amer- -•latnp out this disease as it is to coll Skill—• hammer. And 1 am going to break back. I should never have come ! Second—What's under the wear longer because they're ~C R C IGN from physical bread II Is necessary to ly related. lloston Transcript. every bottle in this room—" MARKfTS t;ion.. up above I ji. . and with a ica, peords ot exports dating as far Wni yellow fever. He groaned at tbe words. Joan law away." i in Ch'in Shih Huang rubber? built to wear longer. It will back as KWJ, showing these to have receive It. in order to yet benefit irreal bound, fnpie.v.'d by otlo rs as fast that, though lie wsi suffering physi- Lancnster cried out pitifuliy at her "Mary looked at her senrchlngly. { Fifty miles south of the Chinese pay you to ask for "U.S." been anioiii' the first products export- from Christ one must receive Him. words. "Miss Wentworth, you will kill The answer to these two ind hu.o, reach the .nd of (he hall. FOOLING THE MALARIA cally, there was mom mental trouble All the suffering in Hie world seemed i city of I'eklng bus been discovered ed by the early colonists. While they 2. The Cup, a Symbol of Christ's me If you do I" questions explains why peo- •it j a>t the rooms, fasier than "he tvhlch ber words had evoked. fo lie quivering in Myriiie's sensitive | tbe walls of an niiclent city, wbieh Other "U.S." Rubber BUGS Blooti (v. 20), This was symbolic of a' ii boy lould ilraw a surprise were originally used lu shipbuilding "Unless this ense passes Into my face. She leaned a little forward lo- 1 ple have found that "U.S." Footwear the ai'iiiement which was made by the "Doctor Lancaster," ahe ssld, "the tlourlshcd over 'J.imhi years ago. The •rentb. for caulking vessels and pro- possession. I am going to hnve tbe wards tbe kneeling girl. Walrus and Boots give long- You'll find '•very kind of rubber shedding of His blooti on the cross. Aral thing you have to do la to use walls embrace greater area than tbe The as' •in h tecting rope rl.;^ thus gaining their T OMf before the tran-ini-sion or storeroom ke.-, and I am going to take "Myrtile," she whispered, "there is er wear and better service. footwear in the bis 'U.S." line. He said; "This cup Is the new les- your win And I am going to give you Willis of i'eklng ami lb- burled nl m vantai-'e • '!nt. f name Mf "naval stores," chei.dsiry has mabiria by i !"sipi!ioes was dlseo\ charge of Doctor Lancaster, who has pain in your heart, too." In addition t the "U.S." Walru.« yeur first test, s little one only. It average depth of four feet. Late In If you cut a strip of rub- end "U.S." Boots, there's the n vta'rs. developed an amazing UUuber of uses eretl. it \\iis known that cliills and t a met it In My blood which was shed employed me for that especial pur "Oh, Hod Knows If!" Myrtile sobbed. Forters wfll Ifast thirty aeconds. Can you put "Well Otntl* She Said. the Second century H. C„ there arose ber from a " U.S. " Walrus or "U.S." lace Bootee, an all-rubber for rosin and turpentine, nmMng them fe\er disappeared In the fall afier Iht for you." Indicating that each one pose, during this month." i pened forth your will for just that length of "There will be for ever and ever. Il a king In the then comparatively smai lndisp.-nsj;M. in a large number of Im lirst fro-.; ihat no new eases nnisi personally accept the atonement eyea of a suffering anlmnl Yet It was Boot, you'd find it would worksboi—and "U.S." Rubber- !'oo! 11 ' t;( <• i;;: . timer The silence of stupefaction onfside is for my sake tbat must leave. I Clilua who compared favorably will and Arctics for rvery member of pi riant Industrl'Sonp manufactur- peared until warm weatlier eaiin1 tin made by th" slietldiin: "f Ills blood. not until the watch hand wns on the stretch more than five He fixed his eyes anxiously on hen wns complete. Joan flung the door Hioiight tbat love was a toy, and I Alexander in compiests and emp ie tbe family. Look for tbe U.S. * lea i- in c. •..>•• .il l'.oi: of rosin, Willi lie.xt sprili:.'. We know no v Ilia! er.l.' IV. The Wicked Behaviour at the hour that Joan took the bottle from times its length without A Lmmient \aa ! but It was a ''eai il h.'i en. ' % X snd nodded. Tet she saw them waver open boldly and stood before tbe | laughed to find It In iii.n heart. And btilltllng nnd whose empire lusted ni Trade-mark whtm-vc; you buy. -url'aelii^ "f writ 1 and (tinting pa- weather kills the mosiplltoes. Si' I'ler' Feast (vv. 21-271. the desk. 1 breaking—and snap back •I waif group, the bammer in her hand. She now I know that It Is a torment. I most until the present day. This n * Powerfui, penetrating Nol" K^'i^nui' Acimucd. "That Wat. p.-r ran 1 '' . se. . nd. Uosln is also ex- toward tbe liottle. United States Rubber Company leserted, is no way by which the disease can ht 1. The Treachery id" Judas (vv, "The whole bottle Is a normal dose," saw Lancaster, with eyes bent imjiiir- want lo go back along the road 1 have W"-, into shape like an elastic and soothing, this time- a M.-jhty niow:V 11 'li -d Veli U-e 1 ll the ma 11111'i' I uro of *7 am going to cross the room," she Cli'ln Shih Huang, or Shih liming 1 rooiii of transmitted until the new ^.•nei'aih.n 21-2:!). said Lancaster, Ibrotigb his teeth. ingiy upon hers, the mntron and Jen- come and hide." band! varnishes, wal.-r-pr.Mdlng > oni^ounds, ssld. "Don't stir s finger till 1 re- ("The First Emperor"). Vhese r; . tried remedy brinusqiiick i! •• lord he at the Jai.le's edge. That p^int. what- of line.piitoes hatch out. Mill lids nib,' (I i The time of Its tiuinlfeslalion Joan drew one-fourth Into the sy- kins, mute, and Myers, leaning against "We have both been a little foolish," I im in. niiilerhiK leather dres.ings, lu- turn." ending III 'JOP H. (',, marl s the • i --- " If you cut deep( ;• v;':Vl relief from menacing :i M:»l!:|tiif ev. r It was. n Speek of lu-J |ierliaps, like all geilerali/.alioii.s. has exeepti-.tis (v. 21). It was while they were eal- ringe. tlie opposite wnli of llie passage, re- Miify said kindly. ''Vou lool.e t oui !a lei; i! -. w'n..es, linob'lll 1 lilid '•lectl'lc She heard Myers In the hall, and, the feudal period and t • ' • ' " ' g And layer on layer c: u n- cnuxha and cold». For pa«' 111 forcements — th( stt inp/.-rd; .. other unfifl rend the in' a po-dtlon on tlie ivai turn of ile- i isuiaii. n. Turp. nine Is n Pnpor- spring, long before the hr.-eding sea worth. Tbat little quantity is useless." £'ii i op-ir'>'H and a bin lea i'lii.-lerabu the atinoiiticeiiient of tln> betrayal, "Well, what do you say to thai, doc- I just as children go Into the nnMdows prill 'ef. - directions with ev- lain iii'iustrlal fiietor as a ildnner for son for niosipiltoes. a single case oi She heard Myers half near her door. lie was lying about the strength of Huang Ti siibdii'-d 11 - reinforcements ever pit i:i ) spiral st.'drs. Ii wa" very -.In •.!(• juji to endure. With a treat effort lo perhaps the reason why this feast was SAY "BAYER ASPIRIN" and INSIST 1 tor?" lie sneered. j to pick Mowers. And I. to... loruol built the famed ' < •S(. w'lill 9 ery bottle, nou , i aim. solvent foi Inl s, wax-s. rubber malaria, what doctors call a "sporatlic Hut slie bad no time to think of him. the dose, nnd be knew that Joan knew. • be beat'lu' "f lis fren/ied I.alt si ret ej e.j out his hand toward Welts. disturbed by such an announcement | Ihat happiness only conies when ii is :,: 1 ihe country an I viii< r i.rooting comj.oim Is, as well case." She went back to Lancnster, whose .Site diti not answer him. lie extended r . • iV • ii and successfully tie:' : di 1 J (hvillodo) seonicd baiierinu' down the wall of his •'W groeilnu'. was that Judas might be given an op- i earned. Now let ns try and he s. n iigalnst tlie T ••tars i : , tbe lio.-lb, as In chemical und pharmaceutical Why do these soIPary cases tH'tiyt Unless you see the "Bayer Cross" on tablets you arc hands were strained hard against tbe ills arm, and she plunged tlie needle Th. • diest. He w:iab ivc the dooi from Alln-rla sat bold upright, tiding tr. portunity at this last moment lo re- Joan is putting up a good j slide. 1 think that yours is a ver> stamlai'diZ''d n.. :;. v. . iHl 'idatb n Kar.'ll* combinations. and how can they happen when there arms of the chair. into the wrist. Then she corked tlie wldeh 111. 11.•.'•stealer iini^t etnerze r.-as.et oi|l her mlsen with wide, pent. not getting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safe fiight against big odds, is Doo- ; good Idea. We shall miss you ver.v • • rr-rUt..; writing and •: . r il : w hich al led were no mos.piitoe.s present ? They "Well doner she said. bottle and slie put It Into the pocket He eo'dil reach the other's back from tear!, vs eyes and a haul pressed to (•Ji The betrayal was by Ihe deter- or Lancaster worth saving? J much here, but perhaps It will he best by millions and prescribed by physicians 24 years for "Miss Wentworth, I must Imve Hint "it Wasn't Your Kauil,'' She b.o.i, ceiitrali/aiIon. ami d' -!r.. 1 as m i ii aboe, T! ere was no risk. No pos ';o'i l.'Wi ihe tumult In her breast, She Knew Sheep would seem to prove that the nios- mlnate counsel of Coil (v. 22--cf. Acts of ber uniform, having previously for you to go away for a little time." So elastic i f/;- rul her in "U.S." bypodennlc now." ; of the at; i-'til . la - • ml traditions V/iiinr- :i r i c/ Boof ih.it n ^: r. of Htv of failure. a '• in,.led to speak, Mit coul 1 (plito is not the cause of miliaria. 2:23). Nothing takes place by chance. added the small quantity In the bottle low, lull lint bly. The rouge and i • • * *»• • i • A you» n• • • 1cit1 y ' wtimat' S «• willlii Wit 111 out to "I must go," Myrtile Insisted fer- as poss.bli \\lll the ;dh' a that !'ii ii • ' . -. • r . Icnf-u— - But the easiest explanation is not "1 want you to wait. Walt half an upon tbe table. powder were tlisirihiiifd upon it will i.tretch roa ovEa \ •' in 1 froi.i the room Tlie fnnatlr only mi:.- with her dry lips. She teach a country school, 'I he . lass In Kveil the evil, sllll'tll IIClS of tlleU come (TO 1115 CONTINUED.) vently. ber Idst.iry o| the ('Idnese mpire sboir 1 always the right one. Careful study Headache hour, poctor I^icaster. Tbe iuimmerlng at the door had be* WllllOUt btvttl.lt:#. line I hN I:idfe and poised jj. n,. ' oib'. i : .r the lirst tlni. the nrltlitnetle was before her. Sle said; i within tbe permissive providence of "Hut teaching?" face In ungainly daubs she brcn 11. of tbe blood of inaiaflll patlellls proves begin Willi his red: •.vould be (|iiick a- thou-hi. drive down hue of We'Is' eyes, tl'iit laid always "Now, elilldreti, If there an- ten I Cod. but this does Hot lessen the guilt, "1 can't 1" he cried, starting up. "I gun again. Hut the girl waited until Kerbau's Sensitive Nose "There Is no need for me fo teach," an atmoHpiiere of slab- scent. Not 20© YEARS Ids hnlfo potince npon ihe lord for that the malaria buu' enn live all win- Neuralgia tell you I niiist have it. After an over- tlie spasms of pain disappeared from wlibslanding all the-r il.'nys, she had heel, so I Town IKld l^leil'y. sheep .tn ninn. illltij.' I 1.1 • le, ill w.-re lo^erel a^ali, to daughter of a rainier: a11.11' 1 r. but made the ipiestlon a per- water buffaloes-- animals ihat, sayi tiled nnd left me some money. Am ( p.'. •' lie tO'.'Pt her as ho ra: 1 and sleeps snir,' all winter, in the Neuritis Rheumatism He sprang to ids feet, slink ling ami bis. lldeill antlclpalion that he woiib; be 11^ III.High fresh fl-imi a man's bai l , ii Antics his • A •: n Wells look another step "No sheep, teacher; no . si'iial one. Mr. Cnrvcth Weils in Asia, the Malays avocat at Toulon lias it for me. !t ls lumboj-o and uric acid ccnditions. No fae.-eoneoa1 •,•_•, spring, when all nature a .akeii-. and furious. "Hive me ihat bottle at "hid I do that?" be cried. asked lo remove this llicoiigi'lloii" hears the mark nl a i ipe w lilch on e Hubben W1111 f• man. lis- Into the room. "( di ! oh I" cl'le.l the \.iii;i . wom •J. Selllsh Ambition of the Disciples call kerbau. (jtiite a great deal. I liiougbl tbat I 1 when all forms of li e h , silr and once I" be cried. "Not you. Doctor Lancaster," aa* eticlrcletl it In tw.i pi. ' es. alld llll- Ihe Tr.i .c Murk bnnda .'0. no miff'iw!' v es or > i ' i'-on had not moved. •in i ••proa eh I u I ly. "Yoli ar» i.or so | (vs. 21-27). in Ibis tragic hour the would buy a smalt farm and work In visitor. i • '1*1 1 ' 1 grow, these malaria germs w:ike up. Acrcpt only "Rnyer" packagc which contains proven directions. "In half nn hour." sweied Joan, snatching her wrlsta A kerbau, or ciirubao, as It Is often usual pucker- at 11 •• n. 'Uth. w h. r. tin I'low! j u* CM 1 n 1 • v nn- V 'N. lilleti by Id-* dde, noved to • t lipid as that! Think a., in. li d elpb < were >.o eoncerneti with the j fhe fields there; work and work until "This lady would like some wlm ' Whnt makes the germ wlreji has Lancnster sat down, "f'onfound away. "Your enemy—our enemy, who wrllten In Kngllsh, makes, contlnuet String otlCC sei Ul'ed the opeldtlg. All rehen Mil ^1 •; that ;be Ida, ' 1 j mono I ' e11 ^. ..j his uneb's ebali and. very there Were ten sheep on one d. .if i iliom.bt of hotiorabie position lhal Handy "lluycr" boxes of 12 tubioU—Also bottles of 24 nnd 100—Hruggints. I I got brown and bnrd and grew like Lady Mary aiinoiineed. "ho tell me HAARLEM OIL slept all winter wnke up wli.-n sprin« you. why ever did .vou come nereV" is now worsted In Ids first field of Mr. Wells, a white man'i life miser- over the stone can b.- - en the marks 1. it hi; ill luster less folds ovct 1 Ms 1Mflf i Q .etitly. touelieJ the >1 ler man's shoul* it'.- wall and one sheep Ju: • ' over, they w •re strlvint: anion;,' themselves Li t.u trade mark of Payer Uaaufacturo uf Mi>0(M<'»tlcaclJc-alfr of Sallc/llctcW i those oilier peasant girls there, lumps what you would prefer'/" she added, l3g3B3QQ^L« collies? The saiae thiiiu' thill makes ht u^Ued. "Suppose that I disebargu liallle." able because he docs not like the of the coarse sai : n.. w I i'h on Couldn't Be Helped lb "A : • ha,- ' . [i ill ' . rl h-fl arm. W'lill hfl! Ici'ipeiwd (o (i,,, lei llim ' i'e|, wmibl be left. I' a t you as to who sliould be •; real est. of the earth to wlijcii they stoop all turning toward her guest. the era 111 of wheat, hurled In the you V" white man's smell, though he doen't eretl It. It- history i- curimis. Some Heed m . i f fear the W nl o: I . ';n ' ; e tbf tell-.-' could < "f'neb' .Inn I" lie said. see tb.ll?' V. The Apostles' Place In the King. "Miss Wentworth, you see now what the time. In a way I used to love the "Champagne, If you lime it," was Sport-:! an Vo ir biM -hot Just corrfct internal troubles, stimulatff vital 1 ground In the fail nml lylmr apparently mind the iinell of a Chinese or a years ago It was r-hed up In the vlon o: b - 'oii^ii' : i ' 11er I In fragii'enf s of reason His mil le looked up. S" rapidly "No! tlol 1101" persisted rh dom (vv. '!s,'{ii). **1 shall not go. Doctor l.an.-asier. I am. I can't hold you to your prom- farm," slie went on, "when I was Ihe prompt reply. mi-" d m\ wif. a i- •a in ho-1 Oiy.,:.:. I hi' '• MZC9. All druKgist- liv.iit dead all winter, be.dn 'o swell ami Malay. If you think you have no 'i'hames behiw London bridge, whert wl eh reinalned the Idle man was lhal Ids face was still in sorrow while "If one sheep Jumped over all the olh He assures them that those who We have covered Ihat point in our ise. You must leave me. Who's that alone—those first few morntngN when "Hrlng ciiainpagiie, Itlchards," his The i'ther Sorry, old nmn. on ihe ai^inul genuine Goi.u Mlual. send up shoots when spring comes. smell, just go near a kerbau I He not ll must have lain for • enturb - Soni gone. Ills e,\es "lovvil Into Ihe new expren- ers wi»ubl Jump after. My fath.-I keeps continue with lilm in His trials shall conversation already." at the door?" the fields began to show purple with inistreHS directed, "i'eibaps yon bad Stinilght Is the .source of all growth only sees you a long way off, but ba workmen In the lime of the Itonian- 'M.e eaMn-bov s-Mie .p.wn the sfnlrn, sion of Joyful, half unbelieving rap- sheep." b" appointed lint" a place in the king- Then, seeing bis distress the west "We shall see," answered Joan, and the budding violets, anil Hie still eve- belter tell ids lordship. This lady Boschce's Syrup Hairs Catarrh and life. It has the same stimulating Instantly beglna to sniff the air. Then was carrying this sack of ecment frmn Into •». empty tower room lure; si retelie I for Bob's hand, Then, seeing Ihe puz/led lo..,. ..n the dom which will enttlle them to eat on rapidly: "Listen to ma. Doctor unlocked It. nings wlien the cypress trees looked has broiighl us news of Lord Oom Al!ay> ir ltailon, stiolhes and heals elTect on Hie malaria plant that II does he laya his ears back and rtisbei at a moat to the shore, when the burdcii wltliout moving Knyamn S.tn bad grasped It convulsively, unablt* to teacher's face, the little tow head ex- and drink al His table and sit on Lancaster. Vou brought me hare Myers wns standing outside, whltt as though they had come out of a box bey." throat and lung lull immation. The Medicine on the wheat plant. you. I remember once being chased slipped from Ids shoulders into the heer. spiriii"! iiMiy He ctaihl not have i speak, iiiit untlerslandlng. plained apolojp'iIcally: "Vou know thrones .|tlilKln« the twelve tribes tff vpon an Imimlse, because you had no with rage, and with him was Doctor of children's toys -and Ihe (f|lors the The woman held out her hand, eoiistani Irritation of a cough kecp- rij yout -ystcm ot Catarrh or Deafness We know much more about siinllght out of a rice Held by a kerbau. Tht water. There, imder the ai tioil of tht cllllllied tbriei'^li the window, for even Wells' knees trembled is tin turned 'rlthtiietle, but I know sheep."—• one whom you could truat Too Jenkins, looking uneasy and ftinbnr- sunset used to draw out of the nioun- "Don't bring any lordsldpM here." the i . Ileaic mm us membrane id' the cautcd bv Catiinh. than we used to and can now produce Israel. rice wns growing In deep mud, and I water. It beiame solid and. n- Mar- II fool could see ihat It was a creat I lo Wllllui'is; Here's your proof. Charlesion News. wanted to light and you wanted me to mssed; his eyes fell before Jonn'a, tains, the magentas and purples, and she begged, "I will tell my story to thro it and lungs In a coin:- ••led con Ail./ ilrunfot o*fi 40 yetn (listance in itie ir. et below. There ' Hay." an artificial liu'ht very tnnch the same waa rushing along up to my knees, passed away, the sack ni last rotteii 1 fight with you. Well, I am going to "Tell her what you told ne!" slam- the pink glow coming In such unex- you, ma'am, 1 am very near hys- tilt ion, wbieh ItdSi'iiF.i'S SVIit'l F. J. CHI Ni V wN CO., Toledo, Ohio as tin nutural proijiict. So Doetot Character Weaving —ihe rmmdofinisnul dmnVnm. with the great anlmnl lloiindering htv otr, leaving only tbe hardened temeii! was but line " Uilon, The cod ..f ihe A M'ltle of iittetiipted wolds. do It, and we are going to win." ihe mtred Myera, beside himself with his pected places." terics myself. To reach here from cetitly and (iuli l.lv heal-. I oi ihl- Uelnhani dechletl to See If he eoiihin'l. lonlN fandlj bad resem-1 Kayauni- "Why how you—" A Vivacious Engine All tilings woM< iMi:eibi'r for good took out her watch nnd laid It oa ths anger. hind me. While I was shrieking for "Why, you're positively homesick!" Soknr lias laken us a month. We within. ft a-oii It 1 as been a favorite h 'a I by nrtltlclal siinlliihl, hurry up the 'le M San in »ome unKaovn wa\ from ihe "What do you think of It?" An engineer was giving evbhnee in w lien Hod and in.m work fogefiier bar- P YOU do not keep dean Internally table. ln twenty-five mlnvtes yos "Miss Wentworth," faltered Jenklna. tielp a Utile Mnlny boy about four Mary exclaimed. tried al seven places on Hie frontier hold ret edy for colds. eoii:di-. hi..,a peril of the lildfe w he h m •, II,.,) a case In which a farmer was suing a velopinent of the sleeping' ntalarili bugs moiiloiisl.v In weavilli: Hie web of holy yenrs old and quite nuked ran up, ^ Chapped Hindi k "I we glad to see you back—" your lookt and health are undermined shall bave half s doae. Then wt shall "Indeed you don't understand what "No, 1 am not homesick," Myrtile before we could gel Into Poland" A Find chit is ami e-peilally b r Int.. trmil - - nnd gel them started early enough t« I caught the bull by Ihe nose and led Perhaps tbe god \*a- "111 hinennu "SUM him.'. Bay? You would lit*, railway company for damages reMilt- ciiaraeter. The hhlne Weaver and together. A clogged intestine breeds poi- have won the first skirmish. O, Doe- you nre doing. Doctor Lancaster—" assured her gravely, •'but I am like an "I'oiand?" Mary e\ilalmed, "Hut A great commeii i ma nate was In millions of homes al! .a. tin Crarktd KnuckUi cure the patient before the sprlna hltn away I Never In my life hnd 1 about the •oom . . , perhaps he Aoidlii't you?" Ing from tin death of a cow which Ileslyner supplies tbe buu fbreads of tor Lancaster, fight like a man and "Is a nilgbty sick man," burnt out animal that lias been hurl nnd wants here Is Hie w ine. Oo, pn use. help driven Into a small c. nd \ sin re during world for the I, .i j, • , t \ 100 llu. l.nrKf Round Hrrrine $1.50— 100 Iht. miliaria season opened. S > he ex sons that reach every part of the body# felt such n for Cxmplrl.' I inl, tlie cold or wtl ami you'll •toul vbdet rays and three fonrths of then: vi.les ills service and \Idlds ids will to undermine health. Con 'tipation brings on rhuiipcd hauilt nh.I ornckciJ wlien be was already out of ihe nail, i! • ; root you were looking l"r. and 'I" •nglneer. and kept reverting to his tbat slie kindled bis enthusiasm, "tea, meddlers. He picked this nurse up Little Known About Atom of me longed for escape, lo be where pagiie and dry blscnlis. wbbh latter the vagarb-- a c w III) IS I bin ca* y e\| • ••to?at ••i. : i.it « CONSUMERS FISH CO,. GREEN BAY,WIS. 1 1 had a chill in a fevv days. Then In knuckle*. For cult, hum*, hi.mpa, and slipping down the stalrwn h pre to i-erjnie auiilnst you lie I" ' •i" '''''""' ^hbh was; weave alter t be' hi vine command. The such ailments as *' aches, bilious at- we'll make the fight I" he cried, with somewhere and she's trying to get rid No one lias ever seen an atom al- life was. Now I would like to go she Mornfully reject el. She dratil. lug of spending a •ci t. Vou < n Im l'i)Si'III 1,'S III I 1 gave them •jiilnlne and so killed the hruitrt «iiJ tore* «r tkin troiilile*, Mleet, Suppose, be w.is even th'ld 'i!^. Wei I'll .ay that for you, Kay 'I'd "Now, tell me, was thu cow on the threads of ami love, sorrow and biasing eyes. "If only I had hsd jroa of me and hsvt tht chargt of the doc- thoiigb sclent llie records of today are where I can forget It." three glasses of cbnmpiigi , liowe\ei The intiniie pat:.i I o| ih. old Hi,.| w lii-rever n.e., im - a:, -old Adv. W, N U.. DETROIT. NO, . . J. • Pl'ly "Veaeliin-" Jelly lihctally. malaria uerms about a monih in ad- tscks and insomnb jch of which sspe ! suppose he bad stniek at Kayama? I.. .•• est t oyed b>ng auo. Por It's track?" joy. dnrU and brlubl, produce Hie dnrk long agol" tor. I won*t stand for It," he added filled with research Information, all Mary sighed. Then she lilled a tonrth gbo-s for her Impn-sed him. I ll iliv il. i riit w a. A!««y* «»lr, tuntliinl ami IicnIiii|, vance, .lu* 1 like bear hunters wle your health and viu Ay, The uod would have luriie.' the h'. U been iMine j on, and kicked, and spat At last tlie engineer became angr>, b.icKuround upon which the Itose of 11" was In the full reaction from kls to Joan. "I warned you twice today, of which bus been gleaned from study- "Forfiinatel.v," she snld. "vou are self and began to talk, spent alld the ynlill, -ler Went, /.Ml/«r smoke the hear out of his lair ,.iiil Unkind Thrust The Laat St row blade to paper! at; It's I left tailiMe In all weath- and answered the question: Slmroii. the Oiiist of the t'ross uml "pop. you're wasting nine here, /HitaurpmioHvn despondency. He struck hla flit em- and you paid no atttallon to me. Now ing Ihe perfonnnnces of groups of very young. You will learn soon tbat "Weil, here is my story." Elsa Mr- I'rai^ ".M\ ila '..•iter - mush I el lab i'.alldll llele n '. f ' 11,.Id po» rii'be i dow n tin stejm, heai.' l •f ' I'll Itet you wept when you were "Well, If you want me to tell (he shoot hlin In midwinter. the l.ily of Ihe Valley, the reniirreeted Avoid Laxatim—my Doctors Chc«rl>ruu|h Mil. Conipanv phatlcaily upon ihe arm of the chelr. you can peck up aad leeve the Insti- atoms. No microscope has ever been there are many men of (ieratd's type, Francks snitl, draining the catilenis said the iimgiiate. "Come with mi . ost a lot ol nione \ ' Mrs 'I a^,.- "In Ihe 1 a'.y w Idle I hold \o|| u; ' Sat- Rtale Sir««i '^i.. u ^l,o«*k for lln 111 niry door. He saw a eluor iol I about in" vou crocodile!" real irulh, the cow was bathing In the lledeemer, appears In all the glory of t Laxatives and cathartics do not overeome "I'll be a msn again I" ht crltd. H tute. Isn't thst right, doctorr he Invented powerful enough lo mnkt an and lhal they are nol to be taken loo of her glass and refilling If. "Ileinem- ami I'll make you bead lloorwalket' 1 deed. I 'id •«o||ir mUhbor KILE you','" I.rda,> lAelllll!; I'omI, lllle) with familiar silk, a bowed 'ind stream Ihe other side of the track. But Harth Puniihment ills power and Ihe beauty of Ills IihII* ||i» voice raised like wind In a brass constipation, says e noted authority, but you knew everything, |||ai W«t* sddtd. to Uncaalsr. atom or even n large molecule, which serlouMy. They have fhe trick of ber It, for 1 shall never tell if again. my department More,"- Loiilsv, sunken bead crowned by the tlamlng tube, nml he dropped his arm ftoin Ihe engine saw her, leaped off the The Beilonltis of ihe Persian deserl ness. "Together" means the imily of making you believe what they waul It Is a story I would like lo forget." Courier-Journal, by their continued use tend only to eg- worth, you night uaderstaad how s To Joea'e stspsfsctlan. Lanes stars Is a group of ass«>clated atoms, vlalblt, Vaseline glory of hair. KM en ! He gather-d about Mllen and reiiehe'l a sudden rails, dashed over Ihe hank and, land believe tiuit when a bad nnin dies of two, in weaving or In loving. man can lie caught In s saaie of Ms old IrrtsolBtloB had already rtturatd, and there Is llitle hope In thla dirtc- you to believe, and Ihey use It becniise her to Idm In a great sweeping movr gravate the condition. •••.U.C.Mr o»r hand to Williams' coat collar, whirling Ing right on top of the cow, strangled tlilrsf his soul tfoes into a green owl. own making. Hut 111 win, Willi yoer aad more: ht atemed to ally hlmstlf llon Itersuee the modem mlcroacope, they must. They are never quite lion- MTHOLCUM JtLLV aient. hln out of his chair an I to his feet. her to death wlthuut a word."—*1111 Tills owl Mies for one lliousmid years Jesus Loved Ihe Country Medical science has found at last in aid. and I'll bt my tws mesttr sgsls." wttb tht steietsry. The smrphlae, according to thoae who should know, ett. They art nevet quite bad. They "My dear, inv deareMl." he whNpered I'nmlndful of Alberta's whimper of waukee Journal. over the desert, nil the lime screechinH Jesus, like all great souls, iove.l the "Vou art yoer owa mssttr now, Dee whleh had rett/wtd his body, hsd Ital le about aa near perfect as It may bt certainly are not worth a broken A chokln«lly. "I'can t tell you now tubricstion a msana of overcoining con- Big Lipe for Beauty It the Idea of Africans for water. country, lie saw the d* trellises of tor Uneaeter. Always thtak that sad him Its own fSlat peraaaellty. tspected to become. heart. Now we must fake HiIn mes- On.HUMPHIIIVS* there Is no time for explamifloni, bin stipation. The gentle lubricant, Nt^ol, pen- Ihe vine greened over with leaves, nno rememlter It* sage down to my father and send a soon—" The women of Ihe Lake Tchad re- now they drop down from iheir Practise Kindliness from Ihe trellises Ihe white and pur etrates and softens the hard food waste "My »wa master? Whta that hosad wmeiememeieieieieieieieieiemeieieieieieieie reply. Afterward, I will talk to him She lifted a tear we( fare, "f know gion of Central Africa vie wiih one weight. Canter Pigeon AcU at Aid to Blackmailer How easy it is for one benevolent pie dusters hanging down for the Joy end thus hastens its pssisgs through end follows me—" about you. I abaII have to lie very —some of It I know, ami some i have another as lu who can poasess the After Hit* larger disks are Inserteil being to illlTuxe pleasure around lilm, of Ihe villi aire. He saw the soed "f "Mr. Myera le yoer aervaat* eloquent, for I know he will bate guessed slready—" out of the body. Nitfol is not e medidne iollgCKl lips. about once it year. It In a matter of and how truly K a kind heart a fotin- grain burled In tbe eartii, and its res- Laneaster laughed harahly. •By Glaaa Flowera Are Cloae Imitation of Nature your going," "They tiunle you cry!" he said fierce- Tlie legend of ihe carrier pigeon Is i the use of hoinlng pigeons as blucfc er laxative and csimot gripe. Like pure When giria are about four or live social pride wlili a woman to go on lain of gladneHN, milking everything In urreclloii in the form of the full ear, heaven!" he cried, -I'll tell him ss. "If II could be before Clerald comes ly. one of gallantry, of romance, of niio j mall collectors, an n young :uun lit water, it is haimlesi. years old Ihelr future busbandM pierce Increasing her lips as long as pos Its vicinity io freshen Into smiles. - rapini's "Life of Christ" Miss Wentworth, give me that hack," Myrtile pleaded, ("Now," snarled lln" Thunder Cod cor to beauty in 'listless, of Inforniii- Queens discovered lo his cosl. The Marvelous artificial bbioms tbat with dlffenmt colors liefore e a bole in tlie center of the upper and slide IT . Take NoJol regularly end edopt this now, so that I can feel llkt a really Mary had even more trouble witb to the Keeper of the Stars, "look clone lion between lovers, of comfort lo he- bird Ihat he, by way of n "prucllciii gs not merely mean that The "Ile al 111 tides" and Ihe "Ho- ell druggists. straws or reed*. a prosperous cltixeii of Ids acqiialu **11 will gl«t you streaMh," aha ae> lag made by expert gisssblowera. slvely In museumi, both to ehow d» connection with Myrtlle's desire lo The young man wlm was accufclomed face agaliiHi her cheek. vent un and leadly peril, lance, with an anonymous demand for you will not He with your lips or takf attitudes" art* in Ihe flfth chapter nf In a few weeks, when Iht slrl has 7 CRIP awtrtd, "but It will nut make yes Kvery part a# Ihe fiowtr or plaat le tslis of Hast or flower formallaa aad return to France, he stiffened. lo tiaving an early breakfast every day "All's nearly over," Wells whispered When one thinks of the praises an<'. «l,iss», was trailed by detect I von to Its homebody's money or property. It alsi Mall hew. T.clioes. become used to tbe puncliires, wootkn yourself, your better aelf. Vou will at talthfully rtproductd. from tht loag, ss backgrounds for dlsplaylag tpocl- "Mary," ht laalsted. "I shnll require was absent one morning, having gone comfortingly. "Klb-n. oh, p.llen. | love honors Ihat have been won by thai purchaser and (he hiighled loker was means tbat you will do your very best .^. .. , , • mens of birds aad beasts I tegs tht slxt of a lead iiencll art longer want to send blm about his dtlleait tttms sad colortd pttals It you to tell me the exact truih In till* to see Ids wife off on an early train. -Si Mri't &li jjySSmSt. you- don't cry. dear girl," IPn ario 1 excellent bird ever since ancient mini arrested. If he had seen hiiuMdf In in everytldnu, do every la-k to a chr"rt,"77,"prleo*^.»M|1.W). For answer Well* lifted her radiant humeiN repuladon If I hey found II charged with playing Fa gin in held Especially Cold Mornings iron of tbe M-iras Djingeit tribe IN like- Teething Drops and Soothing Synipi, especially prepared for •t nt on rvniltunr* (our Seeing Beacon Lights For Internal Cleanliness utee. Half nn hour next lime. Mlas patala art thta shaped aad col ed who could atnnd on his bind lege,-. "lie It a bora philanderer, JUNI as Indlgminily, "I sbo' coukeil ir fo* yuh fa«" 'ind khised her. posMlblc (o use the idrd for iiefiirioiio as a tmileriiil wllne»s against him "Any fool can go to bed," iihserts ly to have dl«ks seven incliee wide in ri»k i parral poat, As a t'hristian grows obi, he sNoitlfi Wentworth. the third drawer—" exactly Ilka the natural oaea Duluth Herald. ^lyrtlle was born to he a ready vie Hut you Jes' wouldn't come eat it'* Infants m anni and Children all ages. m mi'Iikkth' noiinn MrwriNr cx). "A klVs Is not for»If«d|, fin pUrpoNeN. but without a stain on lis own cha' • be lliggilisvilie .lelTersonian, "hut he lower lip and five Inches wide in lie able to see the bencoli llgbts wbl«' As her eyet went toward the desk Home of the rarer plania casaot bs Im. Myrtile love* lilm, and I am 77 Am SlfMt. N»w York VOU said,' she breathed, still It' his fortunately there are oliNiatles to acter. New York Hun and < ' a Ken a man to gel up." Ihe upper. Up to tliln lime the dlok* Home iN'opli' grieve two dollar) To avoid imitation*, always look for the fiKniiture of yet far al sea,- -Amarlcau KvangellM he snstehed up the bottle nnd hypo* eaally reproduced, and oflte aevafal Keep cool, and you command ifrald she will never care for any one stick mralghl oui like birds' bills, but worth very lime Ihey lone a doMai dermic from the tsble. Joan caught experlnienls bave lo be carried eat body.—Hi. Jutt rlst. Other women have to bear tb*!' proven dirrciion* on carh patVayc. I'byticiitns everywhere rccunuocnd il i <1 THE LOWELL LEDGER and THE ALTO SOLO
with his mothcr-in-law, Mrs. Sarah Winks. The 10-page Lowell Ledger & Alto j TO UTILIZE KENT Solo and Grand Bapids Press all 1 Taught Value of Potaioet Miss Florence Silloway, who is LOWELL FOLK one year for S5.50 ; The potato owes Its introduction Sr- working for Mr. and Mrs. Lou .m art'He of food info France to the Creight of Portland, spent Saturday CO. JAIL LABOR The 10-page Lowell Ledger & Alio night and Sunday with Miss Letha Solo and Grand Hapids Herald. efTort- nf the French chemist. Parinen Yeiter. OF LONG AGO one year for -S'o.oO iler. who lived on potatoes during tc Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Davis of Alto Manufacture of concrete blocks by Add Michigan Farmer lo either for imiiris.-inment of five rears, from''1766 ?/ 50c. I called on Mr. and Mrs, Reed Cooper ITEMS FROM THE LOWELL LED- the county iail prisoners will be .. In Cernmny. and children Tuesday. proposed before the board of su- The 10-page Lowell Ledger & Alto GER OF 25 AND SO YEARS Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Schwarder and ervisors at its meeting this week Solo and Farm Journal, House- family spent one night last week AGO Ey the county finance committee, hold, American Needlewoman and Pleasant Drinking Spot Good Stories all one year for $2.05 WINTER OVERCOATS ON SALE with Mr. und Mrs. Frank Fairchild From the Ledger of Jan. 11, 1895— of which Com. William Oilman is In nkanagan county. Washington, and listened to tbe radio. 3(1 Yeurs Ago. chairman. The 10-pagc Lowell Ledger & Alio is a lake whose wafers are a 99.'t Solo and People's Home Journal Mrs. Lucy Duell and brother of Fidius D. Stocking, Lowell pio- The committee, which has thor- per cent pure solution of Epsma salts. Alto spent Sunday with Mr. und Mrs. neer, died January 6. oughly investigated the plan and all one year for $2.50 Geo. Schwarder. which is equipped with reports of If you wish to take the six-page A. B. Johnson at Santa Fe, New edition of the Lowell Ledger Mr. and Mrs. John Schwab and Mexico, nominated for mayor by a similiar activity in other counties, son Laverne of Lowell spent Tues- "one-lungers." is convinced the old barn upon the Alto Solo, the price ol" each of the u county owned propertv at Michigan above combinations wili be less Friday morning, January 16, we place on sale day night and Wednesday with Mr. Wesley H. Mains and Ida H. Leath- 1 and Mrs. W. Blakeslee. erman married. st. and Division ave. could be adap- aOc Walter Blakeslee sold four horses By Edna Ferber ted for this purpose. The purchase Bring or send all orders lo The Led- , At Exactly William Cogswell's barn burned. ger, Lowell, Mich. E. M. Johnson, : a fortunate Special Purchase of Overcoats from to Percy Bead of Vergennes this Died, infant son of Dr. and Mary Author of of machinery would require a com- week. Brooks. paratively small investment, it is Founder-Editor, thirty-second year When-a Feller "Cheerful By RequeM," on the job. i Mr. nnd Mrs. Walter Blakeslee I»we 11 Postoflice association •offi- pointed out. a reliable overcoat manufacturer, together with spent one evening last week with "Oifoto," "The Oiris." The property could be fenced in cers elected: B. N. Keister, presi- "Half Portions," Etc. his mother, ul the home of Mr. and dent; C. B. Hine, secretary; C. A. and the prisoners, Sherill" William L. You've Cot lo Deliver Mrs. Sylvester Seeley. Church, treasurer. Dividend of S8.- Smith believes, could be easily trans- our Entire Stock of Winter Overcoats at 25% Needs Chains ported from the jail lo the cement Promises may y.-t li.i-i- iVi.-a s Imt ; 75 per share declared. A romance of hu- block plant and there be placed un- npnperformiinee ui l ^ . •! .ii, into! Bobert Hardy in Upper Peninsula der the direction of a competent ce- enemies.—I'.enjamiii 1 •. : n ! Driving without Chains on slippery, selling land for Lowell people. man nature; a di* off from the regular price tickets on the coats Pyramus and Born, to Mrs. Will Worden, a son. ment block manufacturer who could muddy roads is not only risking Postmaster L. H. Hunt succeded verting mine of hu- be made a deputy sherifT. Gravel your own life and happiness but it by M. N. Hine, who retained Clerk could be obtained from the old Thisbe Kate Edmonds. man actions and workfann propertv on Madison ave., is equally dangerous to the other now owned by the county and which Mr. and Mrs. Henry tae of Keene people as they really contains large gravel deposits. fellow. Play safe—get chains today By MARTHA WILLIAMS celebrated 20th wedding universarv. now $18.75 Ina Findlay teaching school in are. The committee's objective is to All Overcoats regularly priced $25, and use them. It's cheap insurance. find employment for the prisoners, Crosby district, Vergennes. (Copyrlcbt.) Why has it been the believing a number of repealers, Benjamin Franklin's Birthday Albert Tomit bought Will Con- disliking a jail life more strenuous t'CV*' tbnv I wish 1 could don's farm for 89,000. most talked-about A. H. STORMZAND Central Garage ^ take u ride!" Surlnesca sighed than that of being conlined to a cell Perry Cambell at Chicago dental block, would hie to other cominuni- January Seventeenth All Overcoats regularly priced $35, now $26.25 stormily. college. novel of the year? ties and that the others could be "Well, why don't youV" Aunt Susan Because: turned to work which would place asked phieldly. "Lady Jane Cray tsn't From The Ledger of January 11, Pay Your Account Day January 17th, 1925. 1900—25 Years Ago. some revenue in the county treas- KEENE CENTER Win. McGrath has a Ford sedan. wni'lun:;- -exorcise'd be better for her Edna Ferber writes ury. - now $30.00 Death of Newcomb Godfrey, Al- The Nutioim! Tiii lit I oiumitti c (d 1 lie Ht'tuil ('refit regularly priced $40, Jan. 13.—There was a nice attend- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Broadbent and limn >;:in«lin^ stnllnl all day." The detention hospilal building All Overcoats ton pioneer, aged 93. out of contempo- ance at the Ladies' Aid meeting at baby Ayleen visited Mrs. B.'s par- • Tgl!: All she's fit for is crowhalt! commillee has met lo consider its Meii n N itioinl A-> jci.i o- i:i tii.- r • ffurt to j)roliiOtH Mrs. Jay Parker's. The next meet- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Swain Johnson, Jay J. Evans writes from Jamaica. rary life, not from s report, lo be submitted at this ses- I \v< nlihi'f !"• seen on her." Sarlnosea Will Hull of Bbckland, U. P., vis- thrift Iimvo ilesiirtiatMi iy iht-one iijo>t Hiq»ro. ing will be at the home of Mrs. Buy Sunday and found them both having ll'.iiLj lire!;. sion, on a new hospital. Some of Parker al Potter Corners Feb. 4. We iling parents here. Nerves still un- literary window the members of the commillee are priule fur all in all u;ili.- > . :• 1 •. m• •i'«l and it possible now $33.75 a tussle with the tin. "(M' '••.ursc. If you wanfer show regularly priced $45, are looking forward to a big crowd. strung by lightning bolt which kill- said lo he favorable toward a propo- All Overcoats Mrs. Wm. McGrath is on the sick looking upon it. pay t heir mitstai.iliaj: ai • • • Dr. Wilkinson and wife spent lust Miss Lila Kyser returned to the M. In- ;oi Aunt Susan. ed his wife previous September. sal lo acquire properly adjacent lo Tuesday with his mother. 1 .•..ii'i: Only -not to be u scare- Beva Owen writes from Chandler, the present building at Crescent si. Pay Yoyr Account Day January I7th, 1925. A. C. last week after spending the Okla. We have secured Mr. und Mrs. Sum Detmer and two holidays at home. er-iw:" Siini InoUe in. tears running and Ionia ave., so as to build upon The it lea of t ari: - i;-,i is; in the initid ol children went to Cannonsburg Sat- Ahoul lifty friends and neighbors cr h. r rosy eheeks. City bank and A. D. Oliver ad- the privilege of it an addition lo the building now urday and spent the night with his surprised Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Sharp vertising on lirst page. Been there being used. all well tljiiihiij-j- i > ; i.a : :••• pn.inoteil by the "i! eniiit's of l.einy an honest man's ever since. Other lirst page adver- printing this charm- arcnts, Mr. and Mrs. John Detmer. in their new home last Fridav night. d-U'.hier. Iion't furuvt that!" Aunt This plan is apt lo find some op- prompt p ivmea! nl i • .a; • • , a Sunday, they went to Bockford and Progressive pedro was played. Re- tisers: B. B. Boylan, A. J. Howk & ing story as a serial. position. as several members of the All Broken Lots of MEN'S SUITS spent the day with her parents, Mr. S!i-::i:» siiiil. lund up, eyes flashing Son, Clark & Spraker, Butts & Owen, board believe the propert - at Michi- Pay Your Account Doy January 17th, 1925. freshments were -served and they Mrs. M. A. Carr. and Mrs. Hclsel. were presenU'd with two of the lat- S.wtMt ro try standing from no gan st. and Division and Ionia aves. In tin1 111'-.- ol ' 'i* (11i 1 • i11 ! i i.i1 i,(i.\i•!! i'ri*1 iit I'.xebaujie- Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Chamberlain est hooks. u Inail uf seCjUrify debts your J. C. Train buying oak logs. should be utilized as a site for the spent Friday evening with Mr. and m-andfallu r mid pal on Idm. I'd he A. B. Waterman, former LoweK First Installment Will ||| hopsital and the new county jail, King Hluek. I.owa 11. .\! riii.:aa. .at ; • niiines nf o\a r lour Here's Your Opportunity to get a New Suit and Overcoat Mrs. Lewis U'ece. Hotel Brace landlord, died at Sar- whenever a jail is erected. Tliey be- ! run!- reiiieniberln'-'u lldng tike that." anac. Appear in HI thousand pcoph who aic obi.ainiia.: ' (•• in ironi the mem- i Mrs. Anthony Beitz went to Low- Nothing Like I can't: I'm yo|jng," Sara lieve it would be futile to invest a Born, son to Mrs. Fred Pottrulf. betH nf t liis exi'h.a ell Saturday and had all of her • .'ulu'd; "nineteen—and I've never had further amount in the present build- at 25 per cent Discount—Every One Guaranteed Pere Marquette depot building. ing.-Grand Hapids Herald. teeth extracted. Her health has not anytlilnu'." Lowell Ledger-Alto Solo Al irjailai in 11• r\ ai.- c.irli in-iaii.T rev irt s their liht been very good. Hope now it will Dr. Burnham's A. E. Culver bought former Ed. At improve. Her mother, Mrs. Daiier, Annt Susan swallowed Koniefhlng Craw home. fi'iowino- t he payiaa Inbits nl I la l! i-asintner-. Work That Courts is with her. nl In her throat. She loved this Milo Barney out with new Iri Two Great Languages Tiiin int'ormaiinn ( iii-a -i upnn ilii-nfonl of each cycle. My friend, all si.-'. !, uMinor are Bert Bowen of Kalamazoo is not tpii.k>ilver ehlld dearly, for all she The only living lun^UiiRe besides1 improving very fast. He sits up San Yak liail found her a trial all fhe fen years Bethel McLean baggage master at | shorl-llveu, fiuilb.h. iiT'r :.', (i niiim- itnlividnnl jini) lili-.l i'a'fi ^-r i • -la>al.l the occasion de- P. M. depot. EnKllsb which is at present Krowlni: twicc a day for about a half hour for stomach and heart trouble. San she had ehifrished her. "Snsan. keep with any raphlify Is Spanish. Spanish work done, what ib.iu Nscrli'-t fiiUb- nmiid. When a i'o;-nn a; : ; - ii-r ia»-iiii tn any tneiiiber at a time. His left sid eis paralyzed Married—Bobt. HelTeran and An- fully, that h t lernal: T- , .• j.'«' i Yak gives you the pep in restoring her safe. She's all tlial's left me." her Is the prijiclpal lanmiairc of America of tins exchaii'j''. >01110 is a js not oratiteii onlv as lie */ from a stroke. health from rheumatics and bad ner- na McCarthy of Grattan. then: raise the arm. ••irile lumie. and broflier had said when he hade them Party at liome of Michael Downes from Mexico southward, and ihe popu- /O Sunday school at 1:30 and preach- ves. You can scarcely have kidney that riirlil lustily; the .•;! '1'I ..f hope record 01 thi ir payiiiL''liaiiii ti - 1 • uhat extent th»y 25 rnnil-l.;.". Three months had stripped —80 guests. lation of the South AmeriiT.n countries ing at 2:30, sun lime. A good at- or bladder trouble under the 90 must yl.'ld to nobh- .b-ir.-, tiiH sec- are cntiiled to i n dn tendance is looked for. There was him nl ewrythimr. His wife, his twin Cora Moon attending Chicago Is Increasing' rapidly. Yet even Spun mark by occasionally taking a dose onded by uoble etV'.rt Tlmi .is ('ar- u nice crowd there lust Sunday. at night. Try it to limber up Ihe s..ns, their grandparents -alt had been medical college, visited Myrtie Tay- Ish Is no likely rival tn English a" n Wo kc p 0 list a :l, • ;v I-iaioj> ant) ol those who Instantly killed hi a motor accident, lor. I vie. Dr. M. B. and M. A. Wilkinson of slid' joints and muscles. To relieve world lanpuige. tnovi'aw.iv and n rn- Ka- an • •;.--a at all titnep lu any Saranac were Sunday ufternoon high blood pressure and paralysis, eavinu him a burden <»r debts and Married—Freeman Winters and Mary Froman. guests of their mother. take one or two teuspoonfuls of San tief that oufdu to have crushed htm member of tin- • .\i h n am.! m r. \ lian^. s with whit h W. C. T. IJ. ofllcers: President, Woojf Ouch's tJca} Discount Sunday afternoon, Mr. und Mrs. Yak in a glass of water before utterly. Terribly shaken, he had some- First White House Bride we are alliliateii b ah S'ato a nd Na' iomil. Mrs. Phila A. Clark; Mrs. C. A. Slade, Ijewis Leece visited Mr. und Mrs. breakfast. how lived through It, keeping his head Lucy Payne Wnshlngton. sister of The wood iliiek dn. - !•• : mi! I Ps Jack Fahrni and saw Ihe new buby, secretary; Mrs. W. Merriman, treas netn near ihe wai. r a i: - Pay Your Account Day January 17th, 1925. oons Sample of ThouaandH of Personal unbowed. "I shall come hack—living urcr. Mrs. Dolly Madison, was fhe first in Lowell I Letters do. Instead It n-.e- inliitiii n n .• ..r or dead," were his last words. White Hmiso bride. Iter marriage to The main oPi ct id' iIip- nruani/, itina is t:o show why a Arthur Shores and family visited • Dr. L. P. Bailey, of McBride, Mich., Bev. D. B. Davidson reaching at more. As soph as llie duekl:ti.-« iu-e her parents at Clarksville Sunday. I says of San Yak: "It will do all you A motor horn sounded tnipattentty Baptist church. Associate Jnstl.-e Todd of the t'nlted good ered ii staa.iit-^ ntH-'.- l; ! •• 1' a •-ct. The reenrd J. 11. Cramer, milkman wanted 20 hutched they are earrii i! i.. i!... , r. Their grandmother, Mrs. Nancy claim. It is a line medicine for the outside. Sara darted to And out Its States Supreme court took place In of every person is ni 1 iitar 1 a-.:: m iking -«iond tir bod it s Cummiiigs came home with them to blood and has cured rheumatism of meaning. In a minute she was hack, loads cornstalks. the President's immsion in 1811. spend a few days. i Died—Frederick Beusser (Bicer), up to thernst Ives. long standing. When one treats the white, breathless, saying brokenly: "I Fallasburg. Mrs. Arthur Acherson's two sis-; Kidneys with San Yak, he is renew TH' OLE GROUCH Harold Carrigan and familv spent Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hlakeslee of i can't believe it—but—but my CJreat- Welmve .\() l'L.\''l\ Ll> T nr LIST nf hKAD HEATS. shanties have landed here on the 1 ters, Jenett and Mary Biller, of ICvart ing the whole body. One can al Died—Edward Heirroti, Cannons r- - ' — - l.iiwfll is listed wiih about 22.'! Sonic KeniiiR has produced a winjji- Sunday with the former's brother the city visited his molher. Mrs. 11. unde Julian has come to take me burg. MICKIE SAYS- x THE LOWELL LEDGER AND less breed of ehiekens, which is river and all parlies seem to be hav- are spending a week witli her. ways depend on San Yak." Pay Your Bills Promptly ... Protect Vour Credit. |.>\vns .uk! cilifs l!i;i! are poliulinfi Hert and familv of Odessa. Hlakeslce, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. away— for good." Fred Hodges rented farm to Sam I GOT AT LEAST CUE ALTO SOLO hailed as bad news by fence makers. ing a good lime from the reports. Jueob Buegsegger and family vis- (Signed) L. P. Bailey. M. I). open Michigan lakes or .streams without Lester and John Long suent Fri- Vernon Seeley and son were also • "To My Best Friend" "You are willing to go with him" Alextmdcr, gone to (irand Bapids to Every member nf uiis .•M'i.aii: •• wtdcomen an Now, if Ihe Kiwis, as the new breed Mr. Shook brought .Mrs. Charles ited his son Jueob, Jr., south of l.ow- Mrs. W. E. Bradson of Hobinson, BM Ruumu' A jo&pRiwraua iAORE GOOD WAUOP IU KAE.'li Published cv^ry Thursdiiy ;iftcriinon pr^pii' Irf.r.iiMii: if llifir sewage, Oslrum from Ihe llapids last \Ved- day evening with Mr. and Mrs. Carl visitors. ell Sunday. Aunt Susan shot at her, "after he has live. aceotint with nil ilh»M via-.' 1 ni "bows dean in the at Lowell, MicliiKa.i. wh !. less thaii Ihiilv mi'i' named as is named, can be evoluted into a Mr. and Mrs. Norman Thomas and Ind., writes: "I took San Yak for \'KN V USE IT OU M5K ju'.sday to visit al the Hunt home Moth. f Our trunk line is not being taken high blood pressure and it worked waited so long?" Geo. E. Lake running livery, feed OW>ASTMEvyr OU TVS S\06, VJE files of t in* off ir.'. MI i ')llnii.'rs. I'ruh.Mhiy I hose cities neekless breed also, there won't be Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gibbs spent daughter were Sunday visitors of That 8 what the card said. The card that rested on the MOS6, NOO tttoO^LE BREEDER * F. M. JOHNSON, Editor and Prop., an\tiling left for Father but the and the\ remained until Friday care of very good this winter. We like a charm. 1 am not now trou- Sura nodded. "You won't blame me, and sale barn in Enos & BradUeld MAKE 90MB PiTRA gOtU • ! 1 iwr.s mil im-nlKi ieil in either Monday forenoon with Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Emlmuel Yeiter. f barn. Pay Your Account Day January 17th. 1925. Citlien's Phonos: Otticc, No. 200; ^i/.zani after serving the family din- morning. flowers from her son. He didn t sign his name, didn't hear it is not opened so traflic. can bled any more." after you see their car—and my aunt's tUtS MERE WWUKJKM Wtf t i- .'it (.IVi'iuii lieeiuise their Floyd Lang and Herman Jones of S. Drew. Charlie McDiarmid and Mr. Mc- J. W, Broadbent olTers home for xb GPEUO OM nms PAPE^SO : Renidenct', li39. Local news t.ikcn ner. Donnall are culling wood for W. J. need to because this was hia birthday and the flowera gel through to Belding. It is re- S, F. Warring, of Ohio Oil Co,, clothes!" SEEU DyUELUVl' IU PE^E AUO Our at ton 1 imi 1;. - t . ia. 1 a i. .i ;n a number of r»aht cu • k ,ii beinii- natdo 1 1^1*1 liii--' ad mattors cleuned u:i 1 p ii.Iies th;d will sooner or ] rowed our snow shovel and forgot his friends from Grand Hapids were GOVE COKNER ITEMS "Be sure I won't lay a straw In the Man't Place in Nature "f In return il. did il out of kindness, Haymond of North Ada were re- all will have lo stay at home. Get San Ynk in litiuid or pill form l«U>\UQ GKVS IK fOUM GOOD FEUOMEKtP tf I IOU SUBSCRIPTION HATES IWYAHU 'uler ::i.'iid :t nluiion. Some at his collage Saturday atid Sunday. lent visitors of Henry Fase and Jan. 12.—Mrs. Fred Quiggle has away. Mr. and Mrs. Peterson and chil- al Henry's Drug Store. way of your going. Only—when your We ore members of one great body. .and it is jiroioisid th.'it tlaiM'in.t p.iid 01 artanired for in S1KICTLY IN AUVANCI . l'i • i knl i iliu-e's New England IhinkiiiH we ounhl not to shovel Wesley Miller was home from the been assisting Mrs. Claud (Juiggle Nature planted In us a unit mil love, A WCYSR MBMftPAPER,*. VB\J> tt», Go UVE IU ^ CAVE, snow anyway; but our Better Half family. dren were Saturday night and Sun- father comes—" ft Hatislactory matiin-r bv 1 r.aaain time be Jidvertised in oni'iny siidiild he ;i|)i>!ied to local Hapids from last Friday night until Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Hurras and with her housework. What a wonderful thought to Send Your Mother Flowera on YOUR day guests of Mr. and Mrs, Wm. and fitted us for h social life. We HeRular t0-;»a«c edition- 'll n• r\'t where iism the ruhhin^ makes il so hot for us about our PAUNELL VICINITY "He won't ever comet He must be VJWEKt MA 0EIOUGV the Ineal tiajiers nml nffia-ed inr f-ale One year $2.00 Monda\ morning. family spent Sunday with Mr. and Miss Jacoba Heemstra spent Sun- Birthday. There'* not much that you can ever do to pay oven a part ii.\ aiui'stiod I'.'IU!. SIIIIII!I| if our friend will bring it back, we'll her aunt's breast, itop until public debts nes were visitors Sunday of Frank Dora, Grace and Elite Theule were Martin YanderJagt is on the sick membershiii contest in the Keeno Three months .r.u ire p:ii ! ,i il pr \ ish :i made for in- play free/eoul for a change. and especially ao on th* day that brought you to her. Misses Angela, Catherine and Ma- "He will come—living or dead," Su- whi:.\ moth I'Aii rn - aiii: w ilijm; .o:. Heekwith and with his sisler-ln-law, evening callers at Ihe Yosburg home list. Sunday school, Ihe men and boys h!e Curi-igan of Grand Itapids and Single copies 'vil.'I le lulu • : i.;r. da.\ needs. san Interrupted; Mnnd he will know I Local tt-p:iKe edition- Mrs. Ida Heekwith Jones, who is recently. Henry McClellan spent one even- So why not "On YOUR Birthday Send Mother Flowers?" vs. the ladies und girls. The losing Lowell spent the week-end with ret- Applet Oddly Colored a Pay Your Account Day January 17th, 1925, Saturday. One veur $1.1)0; Attorney Harrow is quoffd as say- spending the winter with Frank. Mackenzie Doan and Irene Meter ing last week with Mr. and Mrs. B. side will have to furnish the sup ail ves here. did all I could for you," Apple trees planted near n perpeo- Six luonlhs T.'x; Says I (!itnr (it llu- Michigan ing that l.itIi md l.eapold are in- Percy Head and Will Hooth were of (irand Itapids spent Sunday at Wright, per. Miss Ha/ei McCabe was home Sara went quickly, but not before dlcular rock ellflf ut ('ashmere. Wash,, Share With Others Day January 18th, 1925, Sunday. •; "A AI nan who sane and should be conlined in an down near (irand Hapids Monday the Henry Fase home. Mr. and Mrs. F. Timmer spent one Mr. and Mrs. Bobert Vint of l)e from (irand Bapids to spend Sun- Aunt Susan had spoken with the rich asylum and lhal in a few years they produced apples that were colored on Thrift or Bank Day January 19th, 1925, Monday. Member Mi hi^in I'rcss Association. , i • p aetu'i'- in a Mich- on business. ICarl and Bert Yosburg were in evening with Mr. and Mrs. Abe Van troll were guests Saturday night of kin. They were of the fairest surface, i;i'.' 11 thai Iheir might be cured and nardoned. That's Plantf, Cut Flowers, Baskets and Floral Designs. one side only because the sua and light Life Insurance Day January 20th, 1925, Tuesday. National Advertising Hepresentai ve,! n i . Mr. and Mrs. Hay Culver of Grand Grand Itapids Friday. Overlop. her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. I.ee Lamp- * 'Sliss Nellie Shine of St. Mary's eagerly gniclous. Insisting that ibortly Ajuerii :n Press Association, New mx,.: , (il idcd inlo two about what the general public has Hapids were callers on Mr. and .Mrs, Miss lalith Hichardsou and Caro- could not reach the side nest to fhe 1 Leo Itichmond was a visitor at kin. They came with a nice new nurses' training school is spending she must come and pay them a long Own Your Own Ho tc Day January 21, 1925, Wednesday York City. parts, llu i-.t (hci • and the next expected; but this is rather soon- Frank Hunt and Mr. and Mrs. J. ii. the Yosburg home Sunday, Jan. 4. line Hiler spent Sunday afternoon radio of Mr. Villi's own make. It is a few days at home. cliff. The localloa was chosen so that - hi- ti i kl'ul thai not even for millionaires. Tower Sunday. with June Patterson at Whitneyville. a dandy. visit, but she distrusted Uiem, tlie roots inlitht find per|>etusl moisture Budget Day . January 22nd, 1925, Thursday. NOTICE TO SUBSCHIREHS ll.]11',;,;" .' JCowqH Sroonhouse Dennis Driscoli, Jr., was brought h n ost of Michigan WHITES BRIDGE Lewis Quiggle and Deli Hiler were A card from Mr. and Mrs. C. A. home from (irand Bapids last week Sara wrote dally alt through the at Ihe fool nf the cliff. Safe Investment Day January 23rd, 1925, Friday. This paper will not be forced up- i, ',.],,., , f that class, and that Phone 225 The traveler who dashed for a Jan. 12.—Callers at C. E. Bowen's in (irand itapids one evening last ].ee says they were in Chullanooga. seriously ill with pneumonia, first week, then the lettert slackened, .i any one who believes in an.I |]u. v |N , Ihe fi'ivoloiis arc in train calling to the porter thai bis week. Mr. and Mrs, James.McGinnis and tint Aunt Susan did not wonder. One This 1^ thrift \v.. L Mak.' lln most of it. Eur the practices square dealing. When the V, ^ ,1 h•1 ause of their pro- last Sunday were Merle Miller nnd Liberty baggage consisted of "Two rags and two children and Leonard Kozung Ler rut a and Leona Seigal are slay- family have moved to Grand Bapids of the letters made Aunt Suaan start tfootl of all. Umd paid for haj explrcd your pam'r j, .• .if the noblesl a bug," was probably not one of ing with their sister, Mrs. Ed win where they wil make their home. violently—It mentioned the name of The liberty of a people consists In will be blue-marked around llie followers should Beans and Potatoes land family. nnd best, wlmse those rare individuals who never Joe Shear drove to Greenville last Johnson. Mrs. Margurct llctrcran, Catherine the man whose treachery had caused being governed by laws which they notice on flrr.t-paKe heading—and an leach by examph as Well as b\ pre- make mistakes and who conscquent- week lo take a treatment for his Cornelius YanderJagt is putting and ivdward Laughlin were in (irand her brother's ruin. He had been young- have made ihemselvex, under whatso- inmicdlate renewal is due. If you cepl. h never need erasers on their pen- up ice. Itapids Sunday to see Frunk Doyle, Lowell Credit Exchange wish the paper stopped, notifv the Wanted knee which has been troubling him lab then—say thlrty-flve. At forty-flve ever form tt he of goverimient; Ihe cils. for some time past. George Kingman is working for who is dangerously ill. liberty of a private man Is being mus publisher at once. Otherwise if will Professor Itrown of Yale an- Charles Buttrick. Sarlnesca would tempt blm mightily, Lowell, Michigan continue Indeflnitcl;, Kivnig you a Jerry Devine nnd family spent Miss Anna Byrue sneiit last week ter of his own ttme and actions, as far noui.res thai Molher Earth is slow- A Hcienlist ventures that some day by The school teacher. Miss l^lizabeth with her sister, Mrs. McCormack. with her fresh untouchedness, her elfln inttul reasonable time for renewal W i ' ^ (I• i'a m in her I'evolullons and Saturday evening at John Murphy's. as may consist with the laws of (hid, we will live on air.—-Detroit News. Joe and Murphy of BeldingCook , is boarding witli Mr. and Mrs. I The burial of Mrs. Itose Bird of charm. But when Jim, her brother, JrUBot rules have teen suspended aMrl ue Ilia! Ki.ilOO years from now our (lays liil Walter Quiggle. Hide8, Pelts, Furs came back the next day, Joy drove all and of his country.—Cowley. wish to a .•cord the utmosl couitesv We haven't a doubt of it. nor will spent last week Monday evening and .owell took place at Parneil ceiuc will In- a tenth nf a second longer any one who has tried tbe fat re- Mr. and Mrs. Buell Wright were terv last Wednesduv. Mrs. Bird wus else from her mind for a week. Aged, to our readers Please co-operate l!i mi ;In \ an now. Ver> interesing, L. P. Thomas & Co. Saturday evening with their par- and Poultry with us by promi.t attention to the ducing diets. Slill, we do doubt ents here. Ada visitors one day last wek. formerly a resident of this vicinity. weather-beaten, smiling rarely, speak nf I'lir but what possible dilVer- lhal it is worth while. Edwin Wood of Portland culled Among those from here who ul- No Stated Sum far Church blue murk. i c .oi it make to ns 10.000 years The roads have been lilled up here Ing little, he seemed content (o bathe MOTOR and impassible for nulomoblles und on Mr. and Mrs. John Scott Sunday will pay highest mark* tended the funerul of Mr. Mulligan himself tn tier devotion. Sara's ah Tht government ef Kagltnd dees not • It A.VslS he:ice'/ 1)' the I'mfessi/r would lend in Grand Itapids last Wednesday Features That Make We note (hat a newspaper man in telephone is out of commission most afternoon. sence grieved him, but not bitterly, ipproprlate aay specific sum ot aioaty 1. Powerful vslve-in-head motor Ii ;.,'(.it mind lo the solulion of Havana dropped dead when he won LOWBLL DISTUICT NO. FIVE et prices. Call ma and were the following; Mr. and Mrs. Deep 1'; inch frame of the lime so there is nol much "Hhe Is young—and starved for pleas In support of the church. One ot lit 2. Oil nump for efficient lubrication jir. .( , t praelical problems, it would 8100 on a horse race bet. Well, Jan. 13.—Mrs. Frank Kitchen and M08ELEY I will come to your Joseph Gahan, Mrs. Chas. Malone, l'i- c frame cros* members re heller for his fellow mortals of chance lo get news. ure," be said, "Let ber take lier fill," iinportant sources of lacome la tbe 3. Oil level indicator thai would kill most any newspaper son Leo visited Wednekdav • veiling Clayton and liarry Kozung had Jan, L't.—Alvin Davis silent Tues- George Hurley, Essie Murphy, Gar- Queen Anne's bounty, a fund formed 4. Fully enclosed vslves and rocker 1 • m , lu .iv> (lro|»-lorj.e(l front From Our Point loi|.:\ and iust as well for those of man. They are not accustomed to day night with Itoye Ford and fam- place for poultry, etc. rvtl and Joseoh Downcs. Sister Susan aaked do queatlona, It wilb Mrs. .las. Needham and Emnictt. hard work getting lo Iheir school by Queen Anne In 1704 to augmeat the arm* a sle ne bundled centuries to come. sudden wealth. Elmer Holt, a former resident of ily in South Vergennes. Tomis and Justin Costello, who was enough for ber to have blm back, in Belding last week owing lo bad poorer livings of the Church of tCag- 5. Step-cut piston rings II Am K clearann below front Ihis neighborhood but now of In- roads. They had to drive a horse Helen Andrews of Grand Bapids inve made their home with Kale alive and sound. "Tou shall hear «. Compensstinic carburetor ii\K- of View. The "f cientisls" who threw live The trouble with Pruhibitiun en- dianapolis, Ind., underwent an op- spent last wek with ber siste C. H. Alexander Howard for the past two years, have land. There are also large endow- i i i . s into the blazing furnace for two days. everything—ofter I am rested," he had 7. Hot tir stove in connection with i forcement seems largely to be that eration for appendicitis at his home Itoyi r ve v Forda %#§. ms Lowell Phone tl6-t gone to (irand Bapids to live with said at first coming. nienti. Church rates are voluntary ctrburetor intake i'o'. t \« and impro\e(l semi-rc- :t the hodv of the Columbus Tony Vandervelt nnd family of Mi'-ildi ti'erinji nieclianism ollicial Washington sets the rest of in the lallter place. their father. William Costello. A •riiontli from hla coming Ihey sat aad cannot lie recovered by law.— S. Valve adjustment st (op of push .he country a had example. The We are sorry to lose our neigh- Grand Bapids and some friends WEAVER'S QUALHY MARKET Mr. and Mrs. Adelbtrt Heireraii, Waahlngton Star. ;•>. I ame steeriny -pindle boll : tn June moonlight. Suddenly across rtds THE CHILD UltOlt AMKNWip .. Z place to begin cleaning a stream is bors, Mr. and Mrs, Leon Tomlinson, s|N*nl Sunday at Ihe Vandervelt cot- Mr, and Mrs. John Walsh and John 11. ALIAS I HE SEAN E'PAKEN I .'-o iMiimily '.cored for their "Let U. Cry For SOUTH BOSTON the narrow lawn came running flgurea t. fully enclosed dry-plsle disc T.i|ierr(l Ktceriiu; arm : at ils source, who are moving to the farm of Nel- tage. lleileran attended Ihe funeral of elutcn and flywheel is. . LM(<1 H^. ji i\ ui the Januarx Our Humb You" Mrs. Klizabeth Weeks spent Mon- Jan. 12.--Chris Fahrnl, Jr., was John Newett Friday morning al SI. —man und woman—band In band and Sprinfr ciiKhloned kleerintf con- son O'Heirne in South Hoston. taken with appendicitis lust Monday OUR HALL OF FAME A Quality Car ncrtinj, rod What is Ihe proposed Child-La- ; I ; j,,,.! n,,. n.su|ts Mf the tor InKtead of the old-time merry day with Mr. and Mrs. Ace Vunden- Alphonsus' church. pantlnir for breath. Ten yards off tht .las. Martin drew wheat U> Lowell Special, for Saturday COOLING « bor" ameinlmenl which will come 'n > di •hired to have "No value 1 Ingle of sleigh bells we now hcar broeck. nnd Tuesday was operated on ul George Gahan has purchased girl called tremuloosly: "Ob, Aunt Su \ v. :> run ball bearintrs in for Chris Hergiu during the pail Blodgell hospitul. Grand Rapids, before Ihe Michigan Eegislalnrc fcr al ..ii." So far as the alleged in- he rattle of tire chains; and vet week. LePard & Son Frank Blazo wus in Grand Bap- motor truck. san, Aunt Susan 1 Pvt come back IS. Ventilation louvers in beod ! ' ont x het Is ratitlcation, rejeclion or lo he ,settled v. >1 it. r.s arc concerned, judged by Choice Kettle Roast of Beef .. 10c end 12c Ills sister Anna stayed with him and HECK these 83 Chevrolet quality fc Atufes 1 1 some claim the world is getting Leo Kitchen has e\cliimged his ids Thursday evening, home I If It ii my bone still." 11. Ctulrifufti water pump ff. * : (ilh ••• t . ne w heeU by referendum? This, to quote its 11 1 ri nils, I he v seem lo have been belter. AUCTIONEERS Horace Weeks of Lowell visited 8c he is doimi us well UK CUII IR- ex- 12. Harrison honeycomb rtdistor , Overland with Mr. Peters for a Ford Beef Ribs pected. All of Ihe Fiihrni children "Your home alwaya," A oat Susaa C one by one* • 'i.i-i lliptic spriiHfs own language, would empower Con- v(T.\ much of a kind. car. Satislactlon Guaranteed. at U'on Weeks* home Saturday and lie 11 Rustless tirplans metal radiator gress "To limit, regulate and pro- Chicago'N health officer reports Sunday. Round Steak are having Ihe whooping cough. said shakily. "Enough that you art aktll II . prints undersluni; Mr. and Mrs. .las. Martin are re- GRAND RAPIDS hibit the labor of all persons under The Niitioaul Edilorial AsHOcia- that poison liquor killed 239 resi- joieing over the arrival of Mrs. Itobert Wiugeier eiiterliiined 18c Uoyd Chambers came from Tole- CHICKENS here—you need not tell why." 14. ^ ftn belt ' .h iann fin I feed a baby Sirloin Steak do. Ohio, where he works, the last Compare them with any other car whone pur- IK years of age." lion will hold its annual meeting at dents of thai ciljplast year. It comes daughter Monday, Jan. 12. Cltlaan's Phona M III the Ladies' Aid last Thursday. "But I must!" Strt cried, dropping •I'line tank located in rear If this atrocity wins. Congress will Hiclimond, Virginia, nest June and lit Wavarty Avenue Hamburg 2 Ibi. 28c day of December lo visit his par* chaee you may be considering. ligh; but they must have it. Miss Mary Howard spent Friday WANTED tht man't nand, "Tot see—I mar ICTNITION il.'initi hibricaiiiiK svsfem be authori/ed to prevent children will spend two weeks in that state, and Saturday with her cousin, Mrs. Pork Shoulders 18c ents, returning Ihis Monday morn- rled- or else I eonldat ever bave got under J8 from helping their parents Ihe Mother of Presidents. If our fly the rcHignallon of Hecrelary of NORTH CAMPBELL l.eo Denny, in l^owell. ing, He made Ihe trip both ways by 15. IMtlribulor ignition 18c autOi Will pay away," Tbea all In a ktddle came (It# The greater the extent of your comparison, ItOIUKS with the simplest chores and could folks are good lo us. The Ledger Slate Charles Lvans Hughes, tbe Jan. 12.—Margaret Itoth of Grand SOUTH BOSTON Will Howard is not gaining as Pork Steak aliols story, Thote la ttttborlty had li. Rtmy tier trie starter prevent such young people from editor plans lo allend. As a starter, Ledge spent the week-end with her 18c Mrs. J. T. Parsons received word HIGHEST MARKET PRICE 17. Remy generator Coolidge cabinet loses its strongest Jan. 12.—Miss Lilah Kyser, who is fast as his many friends wiwi he Bulk Sausage ...... tried to coax ber late strrylng Judge the greater will be the extent of your rtaliz- K» lined lull Kiream llneN. working their way through school niir «ood former local editor, Mrs. member. brother Curl and family. miuhl. of the death of her father last week, II. Panel type tmmeter and oil gaugs attending Ihe M. A. C., spent Ihe Link Sausage 20e and with her sister, Mrs. Deusen of for Fat Chlckcns. Tanner. When sbt ktd refused flatly, ation that Chevrolet represents remarkable I o>\ cemfortable seat* or college or from helping lo defrav li. (!. EiiKlish, has promised to lill Thomas Leece is helping put up holiday vacation with the home Mmelev Gleaners gave a parly al •a Instrument board Dad's place on the paper at that 20c Grand llapids, left for Linden, re- they hsd locked her tp, telling htr ( .>\\ ned panel fenders their expenses while Molher and FAIXAHBURG FACTS ice at the Clarksville creamery. their hall in Moselev Saturday eve- Lard If. fkeraft battery value. t overcd riinnlnj! boardit Father toil earlv and late to rear lime. Gee. Cbrislopher! Won't it Jno, Heaven and family and Ix^roy folks. turning home Friday night. The marriage was tht doer to frtedom N. Drum typt legal beadlampe Jan. 13.—Willie Hexford and a Carl Both had the niisforlune to ning. Call Shattuck 3^1 PoNlfive door cafcheN their otl'spring in luxury, idleness, he «rcal? friend from Grand Itapids drove Heaven and family spent Friday .\lisses Kinily and Mulllda Davis Chickens und Veal,: Freah and Smoked Fish. body of Mr. Holcomb will be put in But young Deerlng, tht private aecre 21. Htudlamp dimmers l(»se Ihe end of one of his lingers f \nti-rafile hood calcheN useiessne.ss and deviltry, "ornaments out to his cottage Saturday morning evening witb Mr. and .Mrs. S. Drew. and Mrs. W ill Engle und son Clay- a vault at Cadillac. Burial lo lake fsry, had come to her help—It had 22. Dash lamp You will realiie that Chevrolet posaeaaeu while doing repair work on his car. Luncheon Spread Nut^Oleomargarine f....2 lbs. 47c place when all Ihe childivn can of sah-sigh-e-tee." We'll have to ndmil there are some and spent until Sunday night. Ituby Allerding of South Campbell O. J. Eldred Is carrying mail on ton spent Thursday afternoon with been love al first sight between them 2S. Tall light ta battery drcalt EtlllPMKXT More ll •an this it would without cal people in Detroit, A little girl Our usual number of llshiug visited Mrs. Cora Heaven last week. their aunt, Mrs. Burr Davis. Somethini ntw. makt Iht trip. HICKORY CORNKRH CHATTERS 24. Klatta electric born quality features of construction such aa are lloute 1 from Clarksville. Miss Maryun Draper spent last —lie had got a license tnd t magis- douht subject every family to rierse- left homeless by the death of her Miss Anna Taylor of Saranac Is Mr. and Mrs. Ilagen returned to Jan, Ci.—Mr*. Beed Cooper and found on the highest priced cars. tij. Heniounfable rinio with Miss Eilhel Am lerson of Lowell trate, with then tcrambled up a lad- TRANHMIMIION cution, inspection, supervision and nn !her in a city hospital, has been spending Ihe week with her sister, Ihelr home in Ann Arbor Wednes- children siienl last week with her ll.'l, Kxfni rim •Hi red adoption, home and parental and vliiled Ihe High school. der to her barred wlndow-tbey had espionage. Mrs. Will Ackerson. day. Mrs. Ilagen's father, Fred Pot- IXTRA SPICIAL parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fd. Davis of 28. S-speed ttltelivt sliding fetr (M, Tire carrier Further, our good readers will be lo\ i b\ Kin people in all Walks of rulf, returned with them and will . Thtre are five llsh houses on Pratt Alto, Joined banda through tbe bara, been The atreng, deep frame(the dry-platt disc clutch re- li.". Speedometer Chris Fthrnl, Jr., was taken last Gold Bond Cocoa per lb 21s lake. lid. T traasmlsoita interested in knowing that Secretary life, as soon as ner unhapny condi Tuesday to Blodgell hospilal where spend the Winter there. Timpson of Alto s|ienl Sunday duly married, and got tway under quiring no lubricstion; the new banjo-type rtar okU. mi. New cowl lamps J. M. Vollmer of the Employing To avaryentfeiylng mm pound wa giva aait'litlf pound FREE. 25. Haad gear eblft lever ion Im came known. there are lie underwent tn mieration for tp. Mr. and Mrs. Ix'on Weeks si»eiil threat of tht Itw. "And I came 27. Mandard clutcb aad brake ptd- with itt greatly ttrengthtned gears and securt mount- ii7. New deMiKn iiiNtrumenf board Printers Association of America is many oilier little waifs in that great iiendicllis, and ia now reported to Sunday with Jud liapeman and wife straight to you-l ahall never go away designed for maximum leg room authority for the statement that: city Ik whom the other ninety-nine |v«-aa«ea« ovawf w -^ in East Lowell. tlt ing on third member; tht Improvtd worm-gear semi- lie making a good recovery. Chris agaia," Sara said, liftlag ber head a 21. Foot accelerator tad accelerator revertlble tteerlng mechanism; tht many improve- "Kvery communistic, bolshevistic homes oU'ercd might well be opened. Fahrnl, Sr., of Lowell is also a Born, Jan. 11, to Mr. and Mrs. OPEN MOHKLS and soclalistiu intluence is exerting Charles Zahni, a daughter. little. All Ibrovgb the reclttl It had foot real patient at the same hospilal. bttn burltd la htr atat't lap. As her menta on the Chevrolet motor, alrtady famous for itself in behalf of this amendment, When a nutropolitan dally paper & Church services at Congregational The Hotel Mat it our (MBdtl Towi ilNIVBRMAL JOINT Its power* endurance snd economy: tht dosed bodies IIH. Honble adjuMable windsbitld tyt etugbl htr father's face, she Hung which wus drafted hy a woman so runs an inch-high head at the top of ALTON* VERG KN N KM 'To All Car Owners And Host, for ht Keept hit Latcb-Strias with rubber westher strip church will he held at l:!w, sun herself open hit hrttsl. by Fisher with the new ont-piece VV windshield: the cialiit." its lirst page announcing that one lime, Sunday afternoon for Iht re Jan. 13^—Mr. and Mrs, Peter Peter- out Day and Night fee til Wttry Pil- 2f. All meitl uaiverstl Jolat— ^ lit). Side curlaimt open wilb dttrt Massachusetts, in an advisory ref- son and children were over Sunday A leng mlaute tf stttaeo—then Jim new wonderful Duco finlth in beautiful colors plug-iiKly has worsted another o mainder of Ihe winter. grims. eadurtt thtlr Idlotyacrttltt poktu doubly btal-trtattd— 7ii. Unco finish in rich dark bint erendum, has rejected this infamous Ihe same sorl in a prize light, it pays visitors of Mr. and Mrs, Will Con- JOHN J. BRBZINn had tt eipltla a Mt. Uaela Juttsn 71. I.arae uIsmh ^ - Pomona Grange meets at South with Cheerful Mlea tad Seedt them Alemite lubrlcalltn wlndtw in rear cur- propositiiMi by • majority of 400,- its readers a high coiupiunent—"in verse. Contemplated Buyers tad Judgt Ttaatr, 11 appeared, had fain Boston Grange hall Saturday, itn. on their Way Re)otelag, tetlltflag These but esempllfy the fact that Chavroltt is truly (KM •nil Michigan may well follow a horn." For people who like thlt 17. Dinner will ht atrvtd at noon Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Condon and found tet that he wet etailag home - RKAR AXLR 72. Hurro curtain favteaeni Iht old Cradle of Liberty in this sorl of rot. lhal's just the sorl llu Frank Blazo were in (irand llapids Oood Words for Our Ttwa. a car ef the ftrat quality and.that It it only possiblt and a good program for holh after- eaomouily rich—Set Is two moaths. It. Imprtvtd Urge turf act tpiral- miNfr and consign this proposed in- like; ami this shows Just how mu 2. noon and evening has been pre Thursday. The men. accompanied MaMey-Harris Farm Machintry We not only handle what we believe to be te tell auch a car at to low a prict because of the tre- ( LOSKI) MODKlii of household liberty to the hence their battt, Htkad htaita them, btvtl Hag gear aad plaloa mi on more rellned and elevated cily peo pared. by Arch Condon and Clare Treat, mendout production fscllitiea of Chevrolet and un- hottest place in llie Eterna pie are ibiin their country cousini attended the boxing match . and other Farm Tools the beet cars on the market in their price class thanks to young Dttflag, who waa bla N.C. THOMAS 11. Ntw Dtptrturt ball btarlag ta 73. New and esceplionally btautiful dost friend, stt It spy tpta tht ptlr. •laloa hub limited reteurces of Cotieral Motors. bodies by Kisner NORM UK* Mr. and Mrs. Clare Keech visited The Grand Rauidii Praaa tdller Iheir parents over Sunday. Carload ef Manure Spreaders- Come and look thf m ever (The Star and Durant Line) but wo are also "And you did tvea bttttrthaa I hoped, Ilia Auctianaer 12. Ntw Dtptrturt Ibrutl bttrlag 74. Duco finUli—cttcb a rich dark Jan. IS^Mra. Oroer Scott enter II. Oat-pltct prttttd ttttl btalo Grsad RapMa fcaa aMlahcS eighth very properly advises Governor lained Hit West Lowell Ladles' Aid Several farmers were pulling up making our repair department of real benefit to Billy," tald Mr. Jamtt Oraham jtyous- blue—Sedan in auuamartnt blut Srtde graduating exercises, thereby Groesbeck to linish the lob of gov ice last week. ly. "I meant to bavt yee for t ten ia- w typt boualag with black upper uaatlt—t'tupt The Radio Works Best in Winter society last wttk Thursday with a All kinds of FRUITS and VEGETABLES. 14. Uvt rtar aslt abafta aitaattd ta in Mir green witb black Upptr estlsi , to far as lhal cily is con' erning Michigan which ue has Just Mood attendance. Martin Davis was home over Sun- the community in rendering fast, efficient and law all tltag, bet dMa't dream you Quality cerned. a questionable practice undertaken for the tlitrd term...nit, hwe- Ntw Dtptrturt bull btariags panels Sylvester Duslon and family o day. eapert service on all makes of cars. youngsters would get tht drtp te mt." 7.'i. I'lale glaM windtwe wblrh nas tended lo make some peo fore reaching out for others Jobs in Gel One Now oa Weekly Psyaieals Ihe city, Adrian Van of Kalama Messrs. and Mesdames Arch Con- Stock and Dairy Salt. "All's well tbtt ends wtU," Billy tfr pie IbJnk that wlien a child coin Washington. This is probabh v bet don, Clare Treat and Frank Blaso atfLow^Cost 7«l. Ternntedt window regulattru too were callers al Ihe Fairchlh twered—aad aoae gslotaM Ma. 77. lloor lock* pletts Ihe eighth grade work be lias ter counsel than tlmt given hint by I home Sunday. and Mrs. Iluirman were guests Sun- All klnda of Feed, Hay and Straw* U, ll-lacb brabt drums reached a good place lo stop. The lesser friends, who may bave axes Winter nifhla afford ideal conditioBS for day al the Clyde Condon Inane. 7H. Hun visor Mr. tndMrs . Clharle s Ptulus call Oytt.r Sh.lUi Egg Mmh. Otht r I'oullry Fod and Tcnk. M. Rtlra btavy brabt btadt tttily 79. Aulomstic windskitld wlptr Idea is thai children should be en to grind. * •fficUnt radio optralion. Programs corns in ed on Norman Paulus and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Bobl. Wlngeler en- Lowell Auto Sales Co. Al Leati, Lett VlelkU tdjutublt eosrasid lo so in the pursuit ol Mrs. ilerrlngton. Sunday. tertained Ihe Indies' Aid last week. 17. PttMlvt brtbt llubtgt Mi. "VV" one-piect windsbitld POULTRY, EGGS and CREAM. people who live at u dlsttace are a al. Home llgkt Murk wonderment is ctuttd hy Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Condon spent edocatioa rather than to be ginr mors cUarly and ths long distance reception , Mr. and Mrs. Dale Curtiss and son niifunitly Ihw faulty than those Im ShelbyVille. IS. Turubucklt tdjuslmtat Ihe notloa thai Ihey have flnbhef fires of mysterious origin; hut few last Wednesday night In Grand flap- East Main St., Lowell, Mich. N2. Heauliful durable upbtStltry will amase you. and Mrs. Charles Sniilh were wtek mediately under our own eyet- Tuesday, iaa. tl^Ur. FtpliatUj M. Micromtttr brabt tfuallstr over deep sprlugn Mmethlng tad have readied Ihe cases are more strange than one re- end visitors in.. Ih. ivt vftycity.. ids with Mr. and Mrs. Arch Condon. Way 1 tad. 4f. RAeltat band brabt McQueen Meter Ce. orted from Newark, N, J., whert tlcurge Kllot. s:i. Straight sidt cord tires iiumiinA a ' ptgce.j We expect thai . Mrs. John IngersoIn l of Kalanuiioo 216 East Main St. Thursday, isn. Mr-Alto. Kent eounty Sre was caused by Ihe sun's rtyt and Mrs. Lortmn l^ewia called on Mrs. [tr ptper onK 20e tsssislt ia thlt mt tnd'passing through a goldfish howl F. A. GOULD ] Sylvtsler Sttley anw d Mrs. Hannah ' and beating the cant seat of t chair ttitkeslet one dty last wttk SOSt * If until it hurst into •W! Removing Ink Spot' Composition of Chalk NOTICE TO CHURCHES. SOCIO REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF A la rue blot of ink was removed TIES AND ALL CONCERNED Thalk Is a soft, earthy, finely ffrnnn THE LOWELL LEDGEK and Catch 'Em Young Our Poblic Forum "rom a delicate liettroom paper In tha tar variety of limestone, white, gray Advance notices of suppers, sales, etc., for money-making purposes are Do You Know i'oltowinir numtior. Absorhent cotton Ish white or yellowish In eolor. CluiP , Primrose regarded as advertising and must be The Farmers State Bank —or Old saturated with euilcie remover (a Is formed chiefly by sea bottoin nc- KEEP YOIR FEET THE EVIL OF WRONG THINKING. toilet article for tinker nails), was al»- paid for as such. It is the publish- ^9? at Alio, Miehig'iSn, »il tbe lilpWJ of businesij Bee. HI. 1U2-1, art culled for etiinuhillons of the shells of stnall er's stock in trade. For churches, These Things? Editor Ledger:— died eareiwlly. utitil iiie Ink wns «b formlnlfera. combined with numerous by tlie Commissioner uf (he Bunking Bepurtin4|t. Service Day So it should not he a diflicull matter we will make a special rale of 5 § By H. LOUIS RAYBOLD sorhed. Then talcuiii powder was minute organisms known as siliceous cents per line for cash or stamps to entertain within us the belief that s NARat ;»iilted imn ihe wet rou^h paper, unlll Plculen of spumres and shells of radio with order. Count 6 words to line— (Copy right) if we would change our thoughts to That the McCormick-Deering better things and give less attention ihe bruised part tillod up and boenine larhi. The uses of chalk are many. 30 words—5 lines—25c, etc. If not KESOL'UCES Our Annual Primrose Cream siuooth. A runher rotter used for paid for in advance the regular rate, Protect yo. , Primrotc Cream Separator «T I'LSAdliKE with your eatrh-'em- to the sordid and evil side of life, When mixed with a binding substaiie« 'oiiunercial Saving.i Separator Service Day Is set ^ youm theory," said tteor^o Cole- we would be much better oil" and en- iioumins pictures llnished ihe job of It finds wide application as a writing 7c per line, will be charged, same h iry I.OANSANLa D1SCOI NTS \ i/: gets all of the butterfat clown as to everybody but churches to ing this winter wt-. '' ^ for inaa llrnd.v. "You nuiintain. Henry, joy a happier existence. As most of -miootldm'. material. rnsL-furt-l i iia.i'ao.'j'i I'M T.90 to the last drop. us follow our daily lives, we arc whom alone this coucession is made. with LOWELL, MICH., JAN. 15, '25 ltuiii.4 iii Truiisit •Jel.i.UD that if you marry u little itapper you Publisher Ledger. tf Totals ij.ii;;.7o .TSJ Oi That it runs on ball bearing* can mold her to your ways, while I be- looking for the sensational, the fri- Jan. 16 volous and the baser events that B .aNiaS. .MOItTUAIJKS A, SECL'KITlKrt. viz •nd is easier to turn than any lieve that u woman who is already set- Superstitio.} About Lark "The Man in the Moon** LIVE LOGAN LOCALS UOWNE CENTER BITS occur in the world and give hut Hood Rubbers ALTO PARISH NOTES a Keui K.'taU; MortwiKU* |o;,^i;.|.- Flesh ol tlie Iail; was supiiusoii by The appearance of a face on the A» ths Boy Saw Ii r other separator on the mar- All users of Primrose or other tled iu ways you admire Is preferalde." By. scant heed lo the many doings and Services Sunday : n IS: Jan. 13.—Bev. A. Braekbill and Jan. 12.—-John Thomas is moving lj Miuiicijiat I'oiidb iu Ollice yoo.oo "Humph!" eoiumented Henry Fow- Hie mM ;iptitiiocaries to f! .*i I -i:- '.- ler. "Two eoutinned baelielors like voice ami im re.-'se iis «weetness. in depressions on Its surface, the so-called rnther have a little lister or a little SOLO BOGLE NOIEAlleSa 11:40 10:45 eaf '/Aon Mill visiteel at the home of! week. EDNA FERBER where the good deeds are concerned. That it is easy to pay for on ternational Harvester Co. are monntnlns of die moon, or craters. l(J:ir> t-Jnier Shatler Sunday. Howard Alrdieb was taken vi-rv KKSEliVKS, viz: ourselves diseussini; inarrlaKe! But The newspapers of the day realize Mttliemla lis e^us .ue still lielieved to brother. He asked for a dog. "You lU/wne ('.eider 11:45 4..:, '1 -- —tha bast ia the cheapest. 11 :(»0 Eelwin Voder and famil> visited sick Saturday night. Henry John- Due frcm liaiii.n in < iif \ i n-h M.'ii ;.I;J a liberal time payment basis. requested to Jbring in their I'll wager my Super-elKht sedan this and therefore feature and head- have Hie .same properly. I here being no atmosphere on the eifn't have one." said his father. Seaulh Loxvell I2:(in ( S. Hmid- ini'i « .-rt. >•( luilebU'dnes- Upon her first view The Sayings and Doings of Our l(l:(M) 11:00 at the home of Joe lierkex in l.ow- son look him in his ear lo (irand separators to this store for line all those things which appeal moon, the eontniHt boiweon light and "Dogs cost money, and the money Smaxv (rurric- ^i as It-Kill rc,-..T\c :ii .-uv. Poj.l. That we will put it on your tKuiust your new Sussex nnulster tlmt Home Folks ell Sunday. Bapids to Blod^ilt hospital. His "lib L'II,:» MM o of a field of cabbag- to our baser and animal passions. | shadow is very great, and Hie arrange. must go for the llihy." A few days Wiiilnev ville 11;:«» 10:30 farm today, if you say the adjustment on that day. when you fall, it'll he for some youtiK Undc F.z. Scz— 1 :(H) 12:00 ^ Misse s kli/.abelh, Helen ami Marie wife remained with him. . Totals ii;i,:ii7.';-j 1 L-e.;-, ;v i i People more eagerly scan the print- "lent o| these shadows cast by tlie vast hiler a ill He brother was presented Will Yeiter was in the city Sntur- West Lowell tiling thut doesn't know enough to k" es, Selina DeJong Serviceable Footwear for All the Family. 7:110 p m. Karr of Indiana are visiting at the Mr. and Mrs. Waterman Thomas, rOMBlNEU .VCCOI NTS » word, and give you 12 FULL No charge is made for service ed page for news of racy scandals It Mill ll i:e -l.tl it am lie\er ftm bile I number of craiers whleh cover llie ilav. Allea Kpxvearth League- la when it ruins, unless her eomllexlon to Carl. "L< ok ut him." he said to Allo church service K:00 p. m. home of 1". Wingqer. daughler Beatriee and Dorothy Ovordrit ft - . .. . • •.'is.rn; MONTHS TO PAY. or adjustment and a very exclaimed, "How of the divorce courts, all allairs bav- u'r nu rd. I'M ii am stimeiimes ton hip. J moon s surface gives the appearance Kmerson (lolhy 1I:IS hi'i'ii (inile ill rijliikiriic Hmi.-f '.'.wO.im begins to run—-and that I shall do like- in" to do with the policc, prize lights Ids giandmothe*, "all our money Note the' e-hange- in llu se-beeluh' Mrs. Me-linela l.ile- and Howard Smilh were visiting in Lansing Sal- I-limit un; ana i'ixliiri?- 1.1173 beautiful I " UT tin t jiitMi * ib. I'.iinIHII TiMiiseri|u of a face on the moon's surfaco. the past week. If you milk' cows you should low price on repairs if any are wise murders, and all the evils that in- wasted on that!" beginning next SundiTy; visile-1 al the home of Mrs. John nrdav and Sunday. i'iistoincrs' Hmia llc|ii.(-IUmI «iili Hank Kliner Ellis installed a radio for Overboil al /ion Hill Sunday. The Sumlay School board me! ( ir-afakeciiiiiK .11 'Isaoo know these things, and take needed. ••pone!" shouted (Jeorge so velie- fest the day and night, than they do We are headquarters for staple and fancy eaili.T \—'i- In 'irii-u - i an The remark was long Arl INarritt lasl week. ALTO BAPTIST CHUKCH Mrs. Mary Wielanel and daughter Wednesdav and eleeled (dliiers for advantage of them. Buy a nienily that Henry .jumped. lo read of the activities for the hct- 'i'-.lul • ti.'J-i-i.ll Hulli Brown spent the week-end Minnie visited al the home of (ieorge Ihe ensuing year as follows: Super- REMEMBER THE DATE- "All rlxht, old man." soothed tils a standing joke, one tcrment of society, the building of a Bible school al lit a. m. MAHIUTIKS McCormick—Deering. Prim- cliurch or school, or Ihe many things Groceries with Mrs. Olio DyMcrt. iN-eae-hing at 11 a, m. l.eeee al F.lmelale Sunday. intemlent, i-alwina Wini-eier; assist- friend. '"Iion't get exelted. Dhdng of the few jokes of Amnion Miller, wifi* and baby of ant, Henry Johnson: see-retary. Clla i 'apital Slock paid in f20.'W.i0 rose today'and pay on our that are daily and constanlly being Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ellis were In 1 Fri., Jan. 16,1925 with the Ktidorh.vs this evening? Pleasant Valle.x visited the former's Nash: assistant sei-., Alice Johnson: Sm i,lu - Fund •W.Hll easy terms. the stolid Dutch vege accomplished looking toward an (iraml Hapids Monday. NOTICE TO COUKESPONDENTS ; I'ndividfid i'mlil- mM a;;!.;ii Thought likely. Nlee people." And elevating ell'ecl upon tlie world. The piirents lure la(u l rida\. Ireasurer. i-Ihel Boulard: cradle roll table gardeners among John Layer ami• John Sehwala of We will send several magazines Harle\ Miller anel B. Swerl of superinte-nelent. Man Boulard; home ( OM M Kla 1AI. DKJ'O.SIT- vi/; he relapsed into his newspaper. result of this course followed by the ROSENBERG & SON lia all correspondents who will con- Lowell were in Alto Thursday. near (iraml l.edgfc e-.iKnl al Ihe home' department, Clara Porrilt: commil- • •iinun-r.'ial I li,-1 m '-t',- vuh i-fi in rh it . Henry did not know tlmt friend whom she had come newspapers is to keep our minds EVERYBODY tinue with us and write regularly Total I Mr. and Mrs, Jaek Shea ami rhil- of Joe Lehman Sunday. lee on program for Laster. Bertha (leor^e's vehemence arose from the constantly upon those Ibings which during 1512.*). Please sign your name SAVlNtiS Mf.l'O-IT- v , ART SCHNEIDER to live. Alto, Mich. j dren spent Sunday in Hastings. We an- sorr.v lo repo.i lhal Mrs. I'orrill: for Children's dav. Kdna arc immoral and degrading until io letters for next week's paper giv- fact ihat he feared llu* very eontin- /.oak of North Bowne is epiile ill. .lohnson: foi- (ihrislmas. (iladvs Par- I'.i.u* Vi' limits Siiliii i'I -i, S:iv!ii|,'- wc become in this respect much the John (ireen «af Meeosla is spend- jing full and corree-l address for such Hj l.a-.v- . . Iii geliey predicted. But it was an insight Carlton Andersem and famiK wi re dee-. same as llu* narculic addict wlm ing the week wiih Frank Willette. I purpose. ' I'rl.Uii ali-- nf IIi'ihi- I Suliji'''! in Helen Knderlty had a very thippef to ihe character and gradually bccomcs a vidim lo Hie Sundav guests al the home of John Hcnr.v Johnson was in Chicago on Saviin;- n.v.Laus Little Shirley Dytjert spent Mon- F. M. Johnson, Editor. Total VI'. I ii»- i i -ni .i'.i isli daiiKliter as pretty as two picture^. li.ibil and unable lo Ibrow d oil'. Heaven at West Campbell. hnsiness from Mondav until Thurs- perception of this urv day afternoon with Mrs. Jaek Shea. (Jahriella her name was. ami Ihat was The allilude of Hie press in chronic- Floyd Helllebower of Lansing vis- day. i ii-'niii.'i- Houii- IIcjim-H.' I with Kiel, COUNTY PARK AT IONIA COUNTY Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allerding BOWNE BIT.LE NOTES ited at lln- home of his annl. Mrs. fni •llf.'nf.'pillf! M.lis O only one of many things about tier usual woman, the cl lief ling all that is bad and vicious. Ihe Charles .lohnson from the- West is Tm a I * •rani. were in Freeport Saturday after- Jan. 12—Mr. and Mrs. Orley Burns John Shdil. Salurdax ni«hl. visiting his sister. Mrs. Howard which (Jeoruo did not fancy. figure in Edna Ferber s showint' tif suggeslive pictures on Stat.-nf V|ii-| ;m,ii ( .Mit\ ut Kcni.'ss, noon. pent Tuesdav evening al the home Samm-I Voder, whei has b-en work- Aleiricli. 1 CANNONSBURG POMONA GRANGE Vet >he fascinated ileorire in spite the silver screen, holh lend b. Iii! 1. M 1». II ny i a-'iiHT >.f our aim. iiaii—.! I.aeii — .l.-liiiil\ -".vfif.flm l till- remarkable book. GRANGE THEATRE Mr. and Mrs. (Hand Sileox spent oi Alfred Bedell. ing al the- home of his cousins. Joe John Thomas, wife- and e-hildren h'i--*•• -eaMMii-nt i !im- • I..- I,.- i • i t- youiiH and receptive minds wilii I.niiwlfdirc anil l-i-lit-f and I ' rrcc1tl y r-|i!i-. of liitnself. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Klmer Mr. and Mrs, (ieorgc Frazier en- Lehman and wife, for ncarh a year, '.died al the home of Will Fingle- . lit- till- trill* -Ol"'- 'if -til r.i ; ritt- • tlu-rciii cmitaiiV'-'d a- nlinvvu i'> ; IL* 'JU* ah • "A nice wife for «iomeliody." he Ihoughls lhal bave no place lliere ..I llll- llll Ilk, Approvnl of llu- iiinvh.isv' ul" .1 Tlu Ionia (lounly ramuna (Iran^e, The greatest story and had much heller be kepi out. kEllis. •ertaineel Harm Clark and Abe Wil- rece'iillN reluriied to his home near lon Sundav. ALTO, MICH. Johnstown. Pa. ,V1 U III S-l.l county park of .>1 acres .ilunjj I'.imi No. Hi. will meet with South Moston bked to nmv to himself, "when she lhal lliese inlluences du have a Mr. and Mrs. George lleaerner were -.on of (Iraml Itapids for Sunday din- hia Thomas was in Lansing from crt-fk ;ii umiK-nsbur^ w;is v. ud li\ glOW> 111'." from the pen of Edna Muests (at Mi. ami Mrs. Alhert Duell nor. John Slalil and wife alle-mled 111".- rimrselav until Sninrdav. Mil,-rrilied ;i I W • . ' ili.-fiifr ll • (1; in,Hi- Saturday. January 17. There dclcterious ell'ecl on many minds •i Vltc-i 1 ' the board uf siipi-rvisors Mumlnv up- will be an afternoon and evening He would liO loi utd then most Ferber. a writer who need nol be argued here, for any Sunday. John Livingston, wife and grand- fijlieral of Mrs. B. Newson al Ihe Buddy Aldricii and Ihe two Mc- l hi- ah d.iy .<1 .Iaiiiiut> 1'.' .'"liii . 1.. .fi^-tun ,• >on John called on Mrs. Mary Sleane home- of Bay Ne-wlon of C.arlton M V VV at-iiii N.iiar\ I • K.-n M I U Hun. a li r. on recuiiinu ndiilion of ils o>:ii:iiilU c sessjun. Uinnei and supper will he old as Henry Fowler was now. who person uf malure age can lind plen Alcece bov . are quests of Mrs. (inv has been voted unan at LOWELL CITY HALL Mr. ami Mrs. Bernard Sehidt ami if West Bowne and found her epiiet last Tuesday. ily ci.iiiini'-iiiii i->. [..n-s Jan . ! h V. i ..11.) un consi-rvalh/ii. but adiun <111 llu- ; vrd. Alter Ihe dinner the follow- was old eii'iimli to be the girl's fattier. ly of evidence in every day and on ehildren spent last Sunday in Lake imilli while Mi s. Aidrich i-- in (irand omfortable. Bos Si-esr is at the home of his nect'ssarx appruprialiun uf s't.doii i: 1 '4 program will be rendered: Yet Henry, at that, he retleeted. nfteii imously, "the female every band. If it be true, therefore, Odessa. Bapids with her luisbaml. was imuli' a spcrial unlrr for Tin s r •mauimts sinyin}?, "Happy Farm that such publicity has ils demor- Cecil Boerma of l.owell visited at pare-nl% here- and is doing as we-ll Ba.v Seese of Alio called on (inv (link (Jaloietta out and thereby i.iu mo:nin;;'s session. l-'iresidt s." by (iran^e. aliziiiK cU'ecl, il niusl also be cer- le Covered Wagon' •>s can be expecteel while his broken Smilh Sundav afternoon. Bav wiil son Frederiek were in (iraml lt:i|a- riurc was no (lissc'nlm^ vole l*> !:oll i-ail, a New Year's Hesolulion tn (leorge a demon nf Jealou.-y. •.aturday. •bi-ekboiu-s are- mending. nove im C.harles Hooper's farm tain lhal to eliminate much of it ids Thursday. tlu- commilti'c's proposal. I lu- (.•t'lin or Oiiul;dion. He was to dine this evening at the __ ___ Head It as a and give more space to beller things Miss Jose-phine Salshury altended II.i\ l.ae> and family, with Mrs. where .le.Im 1 homas has he-en living. - THURSDAY, JAN. 22 i parly al the home of her sister, A. Klipfe-r of Alto, visite-d al llu- ly road commission, wbieh has pur- NW Ieniiie. .1. P. I-'recmai .. Master of Knderliys' as usual- a haldt started would have the benellcicnt result of 1 Friday and Saturday Evening Mr. ami Mrs. Jaek Shea entertain- Jesse P.onlai-d and familv of (irand r H Serial In Mrs. Norlhrup. in the city Tlmrselay. home of |). W. Layer Sumlay. chased 21 acres for >I .(Kin fur nuiit- Smilh Muston Grange. et the time id the death of .Mm tin changing the thought and direclinu ed the I Jon Tamers' elnl) Wednes- llapids spenl the week-end here, of-way puipusrs ami whieii nr^fs Ilespuiise, K. M. iliKbee, uvcrscer derby, when he had stepped in a- an it into better and safer channels, ll Matinee Saturday Afternoon day evening. Mr. and Mrs. T. 1\ Curley and Joe Lehman re-e e-ive-el llie sad news riu-ir dau.yhler 1 hehna has Ihe lln M= •hilijren spent Sumlay in (iraml by leli-.yram Jan. 1 that brother Wil- the exercise of Ihe oplion un !ili .n! Ionia (aumly (Irange. old friend of the family to shift some may be claimed thai publicily acts Hememher Ihe Old Times danee at md (-.innol uo home for a fi-w davs. The Ledger-Solo , .tapids. liam of Pittsburg. Pa., passed awav ditional acres fur >Hiu ah aere. sub- Vui'al scleclion, Lake Side (iranj^e of lln* suddenly imposed burden of is a detcrrenl lo crime and wrong- Oddfellows hall Alio, Jan. 21. Kv- milled another but simil ar report Male (Jnarlet. loing. but this is a debatable cpics- & eryhody invited. adv Bert VanDykii of (iraml Bapids Jan. ,'1. 1 be burial was al John ALASKA ATOMS cure from Helen's fragile shoulders. A •ame out to the farm Saturday. lown. Pa., iml Joe was unable lo al- and the (lueslion uf llu- appropria- Sri.cied reading. Mrs. II. 1!. Pow- liim and one oflen advanced in ex- Mrs. Worthy Sileox is spending a Jan. 12. Mrs. C. W. King and wonderl'nl woman. Helen' As unlike LOWELL MAKKKT KEI'ORT. T. F. Curley and son Alherl were lend llu- funeral on account of ill We are making last shipment tion will eome when this npi.rl is 111. Monald (iraiijie. cuse for tbe practice. If it be true, few (lays in Freeporl earing for her amilv (-nlerlaiiicd their cousin, laken from the table t d.i\. Ihe lieadin^, Mrs. John Klinlsworth, (Jahriella as an Faster Illy is unlike a (('.urrected January 15, 1112a.) n l.owell Frielav. health. Wheal, lill-lb. test, white 1 -S.'i lliere is not much of il in evidence Aid A falher who is ill. r n-d Brown ol Cloverdah-. from of wool this season and paying only opposition manilcslid Monda> Lake Side Grange. Kiddy poppy. . Mrs. Noah Thomas of Clarksvilli-, Wheal, (i()-lb. lest, red 1 S.'i in view of the large amount of Jan. 16-1?. 1925 Ellon Forward of Jaekson was :i salnrdav evening until Tiiursdav highest market price. Call us was a remark by Supervisor S. j, Topic, I nifurm lli^h School Dress, After supper when (tahrb'tla bad do McCOUDS MATTEHS who had been ;i resident of Ibis Ourn, per im I 20 crime with wbieh we have lu con- guest of Mr. and Mrs. llenr.x Slaler -v^hing. Cowan 01 iirallan luwnsaip, lliat I diseiissiuns h\ Sisters, led by Mrs. parted somewhere or other nitli some- Jan. 12.—Visilurs of Mr. and Mrs. piai-e- for several years, is re-pi>rleel by phone. Mvc, per bu I 2o lend al Ihe presenl lime. Turn the Wednesday nighl. Mr. md Mrs. Herb Connor of acres should be sullieinii :'i>r ,1 park. N. \I. O'lJeirne ( . Soilth lioston public Ihought away from these D. A. Wood Sumlay were their as being serioush ill al lu-r prese-nl body or other. Helen eontlded eertaln Fi(,ur, per bid Ml 1(1 home-. irand Bapids spent Sumlax al Ihe The petition uf l'i sirutnm At- (Ii-aiiKe. evil aclions of the day and direct il Admission 20 and 35c Mrs. I.ney Duell and larother Will laugliler, Mrs. Eel. Chappie, and ionic ul Mr. and Mrs. .lor ('oon. worries t" him. Oats, per bu itf) lamily and Dan Wood oi' (iraml We e-\1eml he-arl\ eongralulalions Have cars of oil meal and cot- torney Karl \V. Munsliaw for the Topic-OuHht Trucks and Jitneys lo following in Ihe way of the right spent Sunday with Mr, ami Mrs. .Mrs. Nina I on visited .il the home 'I am troubled, (Jeorge." she ^aid. (lorn Meal, per cwl 2 tic itapids and Miss Verle* Haskins of lo (ieorge Clark ami wife of Ithaca establishment uf a salary sclu-dule huin.Lj a lb pillar Business, l"sin« and good the people of the world (ledrge Sehwarder. tl Mrs. NoI:i l ux ill (i.iledonia one ton seed meal in transit and "about my little irlrl. 1 am afraid she Corn and Oats feed, cwt 2 70 uuskegon. on the re-e-i-nl arrival of their lillle for his ollice was nTened ii\ the i the lliidiwav fur Continuous Husi- are accomplishing, and the belief (•. 11. ('.lark and Ahe Wilson spent lav ri-cenllv. will make special price off of Is gel tlmr too fond of Henry Fowler. I Middlings, per ton, M 110 Visitors at the Clark and Williams dan bler. Mrs, Clark fau.ubl our board lo llu- linance committee and ness Pay ...1 I.slra License? Discus- may be expressed that a change for Sunday at the (Hark and Williams Mr. and Mrs. IClisha Cidvin and •b-n't know a liner man. hut. (leorge Mran per Ion .'M 00 lome Sumlay were Mr. anel Mrs. se in I'.MltS-dlJ. cars. jhe special investigating eommiltet . , siun b\ Mrolbc...... v.-. , le.v.d. b./.y! 11. K. Kel- 1 Ihe beller will soon manifest itself home in Me(lords. •Irs. C.harles Kidder ami sun ILirrv Ilogs, dressed 11 '-j-Li . Joe Slahl and wife- of These committees met Munda\ luil 1 lu^f! ul Monald (Iran^'e he's my aye" (iabrlelta shouhl marry in ail of ns. For it has been said, .•dm Ke-iser ami faniil\ of Ionia, (1. •.vent |o Lansing lasl Wednesdav to ; Hugs, live 10 Thirty-six neighlaors and friends visilcd il the home of were unable to arrive at a deeisiou. Address b\ It. I'. Kroodsma. ex- a young chap. Kven you are nearer and truly, thai as a man Ihinkelh su J. Clark and Abe Wilson of (iraml Flijidi Slahl isit rel.dives. Klish seeiired a Job ('.alvcs, dressed IM I gave Mr, and Mrs. ('.has. Baneroft a .! aphis. Salurdas eve-ning. Former Prosecutor ('.ornelhis llnf- ; teiisiun specialist forestry of the M. her age than Henry I" is he. and cunlinuuusly lilling his while I here ami slarlcel workin.u La I ves, live, 10 surprise Friday evening. Mrs. 11. T. Williams ealled on Mrs. fius, whum Munshaw sueceede(l. i A, "Thanks, dear lady!" And (Jeorye mentalily with evil doings lu poison doiulay. worked under a cunlraet s>slem. | Supper, l-'ollowcd by the evening Meef, live 4 lo 0 (ierald Bawling has reeovered -liner Ellis al Alio Tlmrselay afler- N. Mi-CORDS and E. CAS< \DR ALTO ELEVATOR CO. arose and howed. • Mut what can wo his Ihoughls niusl suridy have Hie l.oris Ish of Mi-rrill is slaying Beef, dressed C-12 1 from his recent illness and was able noean. wliereb.N he was paid >12.(1111) .1 >ear i sessi(,n. efleel of lilling Ihem wilb Ibcv. llie Jan. III.- Clarence Tvllur. who is do'/" Fowls, per lb L'l-20 t«a attend school Mondr . :ere with relalives and vvorkinu in a to operate the ollice and pa> his as- (iran.ije will open with singin# by very opposite of thai which is yood. Mrs. I'red Pallison of Alto visited working in Muskegem spenl ove-r "Coubhrt you (:o around a little Muller, per lb., -Ill Wood's 7-Pieoe Broadcasting Orch irand Bapids • imv jwrr^frnrr sistants. Ihe ai^re^ate auiniint .isk >lrs. A. E. Wood I-riday. 1 Orange. Open in fifth depress for We may improve all htimanily make Mr. and Mrs. Ed, Uml ami ^raiwl- sumbiv v\ilh 1 Iii liome folks. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Ih spenl ed by Prosecutor Munsliaw is -Iii.- more with her yourselfV" Helen put Kggs, per do/. l!l-."(i son, Darwin dress, ate dinner with Mr. and Mrs. l-'iank lluizenga anel ' business session, conferring of the ourselves individually hajniier and Visilnis Fridav of John l o.\ and ninda.v xxilli Iheir elaiighlcr. Mrs. IRIli and some uppusilit.11 has de- lillh decree in lull form. After the the tpieslion lentatively. "Cut in oil Muller fal. per lb US Mr, and Mrs. Senr.x Slaler Monday. on John calleel on his molher, Mrs. amil'. were Mrs. Carl Wakelield. Potatoes, per cwt ,'...00 conlcnleil b\ holding wilhin ns Ihe ma l-'ox and familv veloped. Whatever compellsalioii is 1 wurk is llnished the fulluwing short Henry, If she really loves him. and Ihoughl of the iioii-cxisb'tice uf ali Old Times danee at 1. O. O. 1*'. hall Age-nes Huizeilga, Salurelay evening Mrs. I rank l.uies. Mrs. Nellie (,)uig- I lu river is lined with lishcrnu-n llxed for himself and liisi .tssisianl Means, per cwt .'i (ill from Shore's Dancing Academy, Grand Rapids Is Ycur Bin Full? I pruHram will be given: tie i* really serious, lhal will show i' evil. (). W. Angel. Alto, Wednesday evening, Jan. 21. md bremghl a llm- me-ss of lisli to ;el. Miss Minnie Tvller. Mr. and ml their le nls llu-si dav s. \\ e heai must remain in ellect during his lis meatlier. also lo his sisters, Mrs. \ ucal select ion. Lake Side Male up. If tint, she will gel over what I- Musie lay Barnahy's eareheslra. dav vlis. Andrew llousemaii and son. ome arc having prcllv -.md hick term of ollice il a s.ilai\ seliedule PRIMROSE-Have you tried it? Ask your neighbor. .ollav ami Mrs. Arch Wood. : proliahly mere infatuation." Church nf Nazurene, Klmdale. Mr. and Mrs. (I^and l.oring ami Mrs. J. l-'islu-r is on llu- s (-k list. jicarin^ lish Ibrungh llu- ice. is adopted. Mcadin;,'. FHh-I Walters of Merlin Mr, and Mrs. Frank Kenyean visit- •Mrs. (!. Tvller,' Mr. He-ndrielis TIiIn wus the moment for (Jeor^e In 10:00—Sundav .school. It's just a little better. Hard Coal or Coke now on hand. daughler Malael of East (laledonia Mrs. llerine ( olvin is on Ihe sick 'Ihe committee un con.s«rvaliun Ca-nti'i' (irange. I llflOjpl'r each ing services el their daughler. Mrs. Hendricks, i-'re-d I viler and John Co\ were in reported two meetinws md threi play safe and wash his hands of th CLISSIFIE mn ealled on Mrs. I.uey Duell Snnda.N. Instrumental sulo, Mrs. M. F. Car- fi:!10—Young Piople's niecl.ii!«. Yes, we have a cheap coal. ml family in (irand Bapiels Sunday. (Irand ll.ipiels Satunlay. Mr. and Mrs. Ilarrv Wood and :a demonslralions had item held to - dangerous CJabrlella. Mut did he? t.Milt'' Miss Sada Wilson eif (ir^ml llap- tei Lake Side (irange. 7:30—-Preaching services. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Thompson .Marlin llon.eman of Ada was :i hilelre n visili d rehilivcs in (irand point ullt methuds ul eunsei'vatiuii ids spenl from Tuesela\ u.ilil I'ri- Llnse with cunnnunily singing by the eontrary. He stood up and sipjared FOM SALIC- Hard coal burner. Art ' Wednesdav evenings, praycrmee »isili'el her parents. Mr. ami Mrs. dinner ^m sl of John Co\ and fam- lapids Smul. \ afternoon. Tiieii in wouds lots and it urued thai sm h day with Mr. and Mrs. Alherl Dnell. (irange. his shoulders. "My dear Helen. 1 (larland. Mrs. C.harles F. Mruwn. ng. Complete Library of the LATEST DANCE TUNES. -harles (iress. Sunday evening in ily Thursday. iraml Bnpids 1 m Snndnv jfternoon. demonstrations as were eundueted D. Hoyt (•rand Bapiels. Mis. Jennie L. Martin, Lecturer stand always ready to do yon any 20(i Mruadway. pit.'l L. A. Wilson. Pastor. Mr. and Mi's. Peter Anderson and Miss Doris Sinrlair was a week heir bi ojlu i in-law. Archie Svvee- in Cnnnon and NeJson townships be lunia County Pomona (irange. service in my power," ho assured lu r hahy of l)etroit are spending a few Callers of Mr. ami Mrs. A. E. Wood -ml gm-si of frienels in llaseadi-. ev. sprMl Sain; d.iv ni^hl with tlii'in. continued to all oilier tuwnslnps l''()M SAi.l! -(llnuce Marred Mock Alto days with Dr. and Mrs. C... M. Tliorn- durdav ami Sunday we-re Mr, and l-'n d Houseman and A. Houseman gnllantly. Advei lise it in Tbe Ledger. (.. W. King and familv and cousin, in the county. pullets. Mrs. Will (lonverse. Low I dike. •Irs. Will l.owr of (irand Bapids were in (• and Bapiels Fridav. This comniittee dso asked tlu Llmburgcr Cheese A very thorough person was (Jeorge t il piniiie Liii-1 -1, p:i:t-;'.i . Bi own. ale' lish .upper w;ih llu-ii Mr. and Mrs, Will Yeiler and son iml Mr. and Mrs. t-'reel Pallison of Miss I'.nnna Johnson has re-lnrm-d u-plu-w. Mei le V;.ml( i'lip. and wilV board lo K" on record favurin;; leg- I'Ik* imple 1 >.1 1 iid'ir nf Linjlmrgfr whon once eommlttod to a lino of ae PltOUATE NOTICF \llo. Marshall spenl Sunday with Mr. ami ';ome after spemling Ihe Ihe Iioli .londav eveninu. islation to mure lull\ pruled and • lit ••••f ijiie in sjierltle ffl'lll^tl tat lull« i-'OM SALIC l)r\ oak wood. Phone Stale of Michigan, The Pi'bbalt tlun, and in straightaway hegan a Mrs, Boheii Stewart at East Cale- Mr. and Mrs. Bobinsean and daugh- la.v s in Big Bapiels. develop the luresl ^ruwlhs. wild llg-.V (i. Holh. p i '::l Cunrl for the (',ounty of Kent. Dancing from 9:00 p. m. till 12:00 p. m. iiiihieiMj (turicir ripening This choose ermjtlete abMorptlon of (ialirlella'f donia. er Myrtle' ami chilelren called on Pearl Arnold ol Conklin was ,i life and name refuges in Hie slate, In the Mailer of the ICslalc tif Cu!- IHOBN \PPLES s made from -uet-i milk, ilu* curd ho tllllo. FOM SALF—No ilunting signs, G for dr, and Mrs. Ernest Theinip...n l-'ri-' *i.si;or ai the John Co\ honu- t'ri- lo devise means lor ivdm the Icn II. Wiggins, Deceased. Mrs, live Dint amaiA entertained a Jan. 1.1. Mr. and Mrs. Krnesl Inj; formed intn r-aki hImhii five IncheK Came a day when the four of ihem fiOc., $1.00 per dozen. Ledger la> evening. day, lire hazard in the wild places and \ojlee is hereby given lhal fotn eompany of friends anel neighhors ialcs iind Ke-iiiu-lh vve-n- (irand Bap- sipnire and two iaehes ildek and not hai! motored t" c|;irenioni in Helen -- onicc. i? in luamar of Mi's. Will Daniels 'i'nes- Mr. and .Mrs. Bos Shii-lds visited tn the greatest nu asure p(^Mble to moiillis froiii the 7lii day of .lanuarv DAVIS LAKE it Carl Wakelield's Salnrdav eve-ii- ds visitors Salnrda v. pn "-ved 'l l •• irniln ejuise of the pntro ear and were returning -lowly d< wn elay afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. I'red Thomas. M:i/ie protect the streams ami i.ikes ul FOH SAI.lv I'inno for -Kin cash. N. I>. 11125, have been allowed fi r Admission $1.10 Jan. 13. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Voun;-;- ing. taetive rermetiltlllon i» lie- ••xtretindv a 10 drive. (Jahrletta, who wa- drlv BAKED GOODS the state from pullutioin and ex- Maude MacTavish. p32tl iTedilors to present Iheir clain s Mr. ami Mrs. l.eo Allerding and looel and Mrs. Leon Peel calleel on Arthur Pe-e-i and familv and l-.llu-l ml Mrs. .lane Thom.is werr auesls ploitation iletrin.i'iital to their Use nioisl eni.- ,fl»ii in vvtileli it i- k»*|it. tig. was dividing her attention he against said deceased Iti said cuii l •S-v Dorolhy Davis of (irand Bapids Irs. Alherl McConm-ll Sundav. dillcr we-re visitors ol John Co.\ ami . Mr. and Mrs. Ii a Dean Snndav. by the people, (.onsidei al. »n ol 1 ===ir==u Ira he.oi is alteiuling a nu-eiinii tween the wheel and tlu panoramh FOM SALIi- 1'urd sedan in lies I for examination and adjnsl'iienl ai'd 3C spenl Sunday with Mr. ami Mrs. Mrs. l-'rank Hni/enga and Mrs. laniilv Salnrelav evening. this report is a special onliT lur river lights. Suddenly down a steep class shape. lakes it. Hotel that all creditors of said decease ! Frank Allerding. l' the Board of Su|)e; \:sors Ihis Care of Metal Utensils vVm. Schraele-r spenl Fridav with Vane Thompson and sons are for the NEW YEAR Wedne.sday. grade ut the left plunged ati unctin Waveily. . c.TJi 1 •ire mpiired to present Iheir clain s Mr, ami Mrs. Walter Slieparei lie tatter's medhe-r, Mrs, Phil Die- I rawing ie-e- tor B. I",. ( .Ibx and . eek. III order tu Ml•' eii||.|iiiHl> ll«itlu' We hav e been lislenin^ l"< r Wed That Ihe board will take an active trolled and empty ear. to said court, at the probalc ullice spent Tuesday in Hastings. Tlieir enbaker of Alaska, , anele-r.la«t Itrolhers. part in the annua! na etin^ ol Ihe Iiollf.|:f|> nil molal" I •• keep ttiein FOM SAl.li -Poi'liand Spring culler. in Ihe cily of (irand Hapids, in s i tl 'ing bells tor epiile .i xvhih- and Join the ranks of sensible housewives this lusllnetlvely Cahrlella pre-sed ihe liltle grandson Junior returned with Loren Dygerl ami daii^blers spent Slate Association of Supci visors' tirlylil ainl til May, A. iie' we'ek-cml with his pan-nls. Mr. .i.-ingi- Salnrdav nigbl. Iheri- is a work, and the total cost xvili be le.-ss at the end of trealtnetlt. a'le: wtileli iIkjv i-iiti tie for horse, calves, pigs, chickens or old. They spenl Ihe afternoon skat- lonie after spemlini', a few dav s in notice of the meetili^ was nail In hank, hut us It did so tlie rear fender 1). 1025. al len u'cluek in the lure- ml Mrs. lid. Lind. . -w stove in the dining room so it the year. ^ofie mer ai:; a ireipit'irl* ta tlie ^an.t' wuud. Milo Juhnson, Lowell. pll'i ing on Beeels lake. iU-troil. fore the board. Ihe eliairinan will eDgutM'd for 11 second the very eint of noon. GIRLS, HERE IS YOUR CHANCE Loraim* ami Maxine D.vgerl visit a lillh- vv.inner lliere. Boss I'olan was in (irand Bapids ;i name ileh'^ates this week afbr way. Mrs. Frank MeNanghton reevived Mr. ar.d Mrs. \. I. Ih-an visited .it the fender of the Knderhy imieldne, ! I-'OM SALF -First class hay, timothy Dated Jan. 7. A. I». 1025. d Sumlax with Chdia D.vgerl. '••w da.\ s last v eek. topic,' whiell \s ill be presented be the sad news that her eoiisin, l.loyd u- I \ home- al Alaska Sundav. throwing it vlolonlly across the r"iol and cluver. One t(»ii or ten at my Chok IC. I limbec, Mr. ami Mrs. l-reel Davis were- in Mr. ami Mrs. Jame-s Barnes and fore the siipervistirs convenliun will i , to obtain a VanOrder had passeel away at St. I In im il are- hav iny ^real sp irt barn in Lowell. W. W. Pullen, 110/ !12-i l.'l-.'ll JtuMe of Probate. Mlea Meamlay. am Erne-sl. Mrs. John lle-ie-r and be considered b\ the board. where, hlttlnv the eurb. tt toppled • Mary's hospital Monday. i .bin.; Ihrunvh llu- ice em llu- river : F. Main st., upstairs. p.'tKtl-.'i.'i I hennas t-'orward -jpenl Saturela.v Miss lidtia lle-ie-r spenl l-rida,v in Howk's Bakery over. I he (irand I ipals H.ulss c, • um ' I Mr, and Mrs. Marlin of (Iraml ..db Bernarel Beiss and Darwin lid al'c h iving some gl'eal catches, Fifteen minutes later Hahrlelia Irand Itapids. Mrs. Barnes had pan> asked the buard fur Ihe pur-! I-'OM SALF -One Jerst > cow, one DR. B. h. SHEfARD What's the Quickest ! Bapids and Mr. and Mrs. Boy lleni ire'ss. lelllal wen k done- I iie Whilmore familv visited in chase of lease uf siitlicient ol the i awoke to conselou-ne-s ami heenme Hulstein heifer, both nood one*, Physiclttn •mt NiiiK'nn I ing of Detroit spent Thursduv and Win, Si-hraeler was in (iraml Bap Mr. and Mrs. (ieorge' Dudlev and .rami Bapids Smul iv. juunih home propi-rts lu ]ierniil ' aware of a crowd of people, amonu ay at Elmer Dinlaman's. fresh soon. V. 11, Matthew >. phone Lowell, MichiK/i' ids Monuay, family ed (irand Bapiels spent Sun it to build 1 loop al I eonard st. ami wliom she Mlngleil out Henry and her IHiF.t. p" ;i The l.i.11111111 Foil SALF Hay. W , \. Hurras, Negonce Mlock, LEONARDO PEARL NECKLACE nrne'd home- from (iraml Bapids. «if course She stirred a trllle. Mrs. It, D, Baneroft SalnrdaN e-ven- lapids Frietay, Congratulations. Mrs. Burm-s Anderson spenl Sal tees and tin jii\mh b^ o .1 ul % For tonstipation phone I'li'MIM, p.'t!! Ollice hours: 10-12. a. m.. 2-1 iif ing. There were I'a prese-nt. Mr. ami Mrs. Nick Pilse'h spenl irelay wilb lu-r mother. Mrs. Louise- Mrs. \mi,, Pue < f (iraml Bapids irol.- -Herald. /•Vi "Hurling (Jahriella." eatne a Mdce in "-K p. m. tor a little pleasant, easy work for isili-d I hursdav al W n. Mishh-r's. Mr. and Mrs. ('has. Baneroft and donelay in (iraml Bapiels. "•eelfen-el. at Midelleville-. J* Nature's Remedy (N|Tab« her our. ami she found slie was lylnif FOM SALF - Ford delivcrv car with Cil/,. Phone: .'111. Ollice j 17. lies idem*' I ir, I'oc joine-d her I'riilax and ac- BARGAIN DAY letn) o vvgvluble laxative in a man's arms. (Jenryo was idlve! lop and large box. curtains all 7500 Buyers? . randdaughter, Shirle.\ Jean Dygerl, Mrs. Win, C. Amb-ison spe-nl lasl INCOMK TAX IN A Nl IMILLL The Lowell Ledger and Atto Solo District school report curds at vvi'ek visiting re'lalives in (Iraml ompanie-d her home. \\ ho? Single p* rs His Uu h id 11,1 with a pleasant, near-to- Mut ll wiih shock more limn aeiu.d around. This car in A-I condition pent Friday afternoon with Mr. and j-'i t <1 Wagiu-r and familv of Hasi- nature action. Relieves Mrs. Ward iM'oetor al Oaseaele. The Ledger olliee. Bapiels. income of "l.OOU or niui ... ^1,. ii, hurt which had nffeeieil her. and In i and has good tires and chains. nas calh-d on (i/i Pardee and wife and prevents biliouintii, NOW OPEN come of .-.j.nnn ui more, and mairied few di'.ytt she was herself again. Fa si I y wiM'th ^lOO. If sold at ome DR. L B. MATHEWH. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dihtanian, nnelav afleriKion. conn ipal ion and tick *75 takes il. (Ilias. YnuiiK. phone Mrs. Xeltie Ellis, Mrs, tela Meseear, couples who had in-t iiic.mih • ! j Hoorue. ponnllted to see her after a W. 1 a v:n and w iie, .h,!in Nash and 5UUU or more or «ross in.one ut hiadachts. Tones and :ioi. i:i:i ()s rFx)i'A'i 11 r -"•M*. Tit. and Mis, Earl Vamlerlip atlemled nnilv. Mrs. .leiinie 1'lv nn and son We have the biggest bargains ever offered Lo news- strengthens llie digestion week of "iispensn. wondered to see For the Answer, Phone 200 ••a.nOO or mure musi Jlle n turns. Hourt.l to 12 a. m. 1:30 to fitiiO n n Ihe funeral of I'eler (iodfrey ilare- and Mrs. Fannie- Huntinyton paper readers. Save money on your year".- reading When? Ihe hiin. periuil is trom und assimilation. how rosy were her el how mil HKtilSTKHFh HOLSTLINS FOM m •'reeport last week. isite-d Snndav at l.avcrn Hunting- t»i • 2f^ U,*J for urally rosy! SALIC I'liync Segis and Model, PbontN, Olflra, 39, Kesidenre S-T 'W matter by .sending your order to us now. Januai) I to March la, 1UJ.V i4 trT\ •• —* ton's. «v«r JO breeding good type, o line fresh 2 Nagaaca Black. Uwall. Mirk >• ' ''i Alio advertisors are earnestly re- here? (Collector ol internal rev .lust after he had slipped a plali ipiesled lo mail in their eeapy to the Tom Fingleloii of Hastings visit- ptmri and li-year olds, one It due in Febru- (Mine for the distriel m which the ntitn. Jewol himbted laind on her sien •,?; ; yr puhliealion olliee Meamlay mornings d Snndav evening al Ihe Wm. Cos- ary, four heifer calves, one hull. : person lives ur has his principal der ihiger, "How did you discover you The LOWELL LEDGER riianges may he made as neede'd. a b' luma. Sired by Traverse ICeho Meg (also 1 SPECIAL BARGAIN ft*. S place of business. lovotl mo?" OabHclhi asked him. sasr-jsas^ As our mtiil se'rviee is none leaea James Poirill anel familv and for sale) whose dam has KM butliM' S. S. LEE, M. D. and ALTO SOLO lollu r, Mrs. D. 1). Ili» visile-el How 7 Instruction on Form HilnA "So loliil at>o I can't recall!" do- •vv-r-rvfo, geaod, specials and malices of coming ami Form 104(1; also the law and and 2ll,:t2(i His, milk in year al I amlav w ilh llu-ir dan-d er ami sis elared (Jeorge futuousty nnd not al- years. HI head. Call 21 22- Flmdalc events should he sent in a week in t egulahons, Physician dnd Surgtoii F. M. JOHNSON, Founder-Editor advance lea insure timely elrcnlation. er. Mrs. Alvah Warner. anel familv together truthfully. or come took P, A, Holcomb, Uowne j 5?a What? I uu p' l- cent normal 11\ (Illlce HonrH I'lihlisher Lcger-Solo. i Lake (liic>sa. (iti the lirst >1.0(10 of net liieume in lint later he hunted up Henry at the Center, p;i:t ii to 12H, in to i p m r ti, - p i • • m Thirty-Second Yoar on{tha Job. Miss Soia Bruloii. It: Ke-nvon upt elub as a man who Is in duty hound excess uf the pei-un.d esempllulls WANTICD—IMain sewing ind fancy Sunduv*. tu | p ni HOWNK ( ENTER (JUANCE The Buick Valve- i d dmiHbler. Harold and Corre-m- off th# Old Block and credits, l-om per ecnl normal to puy Ids dehta. work, Mrs. NV, J. Clark, "iifl Lafny- OKITi F: LLK MLdl K Jan. 12.—A large turnout for in- ih-ss of Caledonia and l.avcrn Sege-r vV' - C , , n d familx of (irand Ba|)iels visited tax on Ihe next -l.non. Si\ per cent m jumoatwunie Mt "Vou win," he miiId. "I'm engaged ello ave. (pilONil Office I'hoftc, (dl H oi-. I ilalldtion and every one enjeaye In-Hcad Engine 1 i '• It.-- normal tax un the balance of net Ttn nmii* Nl •- (n oiiM.ttilrd to the aweeteat little flapper living: escellent reporl Brealher Long hael d the- In.an- of Jake (iie-ss Snndav. income. Surtax on ml income in (1 0 <• v m, cwndy • for Aelrian Wallae-i- and laniilv of rliil'lrtn anil miull*. You Itughed at my ViKeh-'em old' FOH ItICNT House and live acres lo give. II was ahoul Ihe he sl re - excess of >10,OM. iraml Bapids visile-el Sumlax at l>. •oio iy tom mmm theory, and you were rltflil. 'Cnieh ol choice garden html near Low- aeaii, including Ihe ininnle' delails. starts eas'ly-nens ell; also all llie pasture desired, Call We kmaw he must have liccn a tmsx il. Hole-ennl/'s. 'em-young' Is Infinitely better, and-" Wl. C. Greene, M. D Head the udvertisementi. D. (i. LOCI .1. I., Thomas, (irand Itapids. Cil/, man l(a have gleaned sea miie h from Bov Blough and familv visiteel "Hold on," said Henry ami shook sinoot!iI/,cvennt mmlav wilb Nil's. Blough's pe-ople-. IliilM. [pfti-.Tt 1 hia U the 24-inch nacklaca of opalaacant, Indaitructibla Laonardo Paarta with BIG BARGAIN OFFER the slate meet ing. hlg heud. "Keep your old ear, 'Caleb Physician and Surgeon % The ladies who had charge eif the .alvin ( himm and familv of Lake 'em-young' may be nil rk'ht for you FOH liKNT- The Mary Kcker Iioiikl*. rhtncNtonaa, in a aotin-iinad caaa. Sampla may ba aaan at Tha Lcdpcr oilica. sllplKle r certainly dCNerve bats eaf (lle-SSa. Hel" sister. Miss Flossie-, ae-- dNIaa In NaaanaaSih., Lawell. Mici Save 'z On Vour zero. Buick has an renonilly, however, i believe In wed Call Mrs, Dcnlck, phone IKa. [c29 armscs . A lovely supper ami hits of i npan e-d Ihem home- for a xve-e-k's «isii. dli.g a woniNii who ia already Nettled I'oullry wanted, also young pig*, I. tn the ways you adinire, OmgratulMie tl MAGAZINES: The onl\ thing thai was lacking exclusive, aiiiO- II irvcv Blan.di ami wife of Hast- 15 to ItiK., rahbitx and pigeonh, Free lo You Either Edition lei make eaiir evening the best yet i1„s assisted his brother Jerrv lues ni», old lain. (iKhrleila'i mot her mid Huying every day. Lowell phone was our ore hesl r a which faih-el to lav wiih Ins buledu'ring. PEOPLES ik)ME I were nmrrled yeNterduy I" :i2lf. Alto piione 111 H. P. COTFREDSEK . W J. Prec with four yaarly aubacrlptloni to tha 10-paga ragular adition«t $2.00 irrive, owing Ba sickne ss we hear. unliclu-at control M iv forel lb av e ns and w ife of /i- lollK, [c2»ir mmveA* i r '< A • n Hi,, visili d Sumlax at C. M. Ben .KX'ilNAL^ Phytloian 4 Surgeon \ plenty eaf lhal all over the laml. THE LOWELL LEDGER AND ALTO par yaar or tha 6*pafa local acUtlon -die-fs, Corm-Killing Mafa/f SALICSMAN NVAMICI) Prefer man nVKU (in STATi; MANK (Irange next Salnrdav night ami on llv carburetor C :• * LoWell. Mli b SOLO, two of which muat ba naw at $1.80 par yaar may ba takan. we are expecling a surprise' feature ( land. Proe'lor visite-d llie week H#rint thut com* In eonmef with wiih aiilo acci|iiaiiiled in Kent and ml w il i his eoiisin, Harvev Blanuh All for $5.65 eertnln metNls nr* dfRlroyed as nhown adjoining counlies. Opmirluiiilv for 111 onaa. Caah mutt accompany ordar. for our preagram. Beller come ami I llouir tV Allei s.ilo ovvi II l,i'elyiT A VMi .'olo land, O. i|i.'i;i GLENN G.TOWSLEY.M.t), illiele, Bolae'i'l Johnson, and lamilv. miMf easily uttNeked by elieinleNli, In 5 Siiliirihi.v night. ' i i .'i io I llapiil- ll«-inlet Oi,in.I ItapiiU lb i I A rare nnd unusunl money savins bargaladdhr la lead- are 'Built, Moses Fe'l'liev ot Clarksville^ visit the lesiN the iferm* were not hnnniHl WANTED—CASH PAIIMor falif EVL.EAR NOSE Ml THK'J^'l The Lowell Ledger and Alto Solo out of cold weath- Mi. hiuaii I'ai i " i fey flNilniini, nickel nor pure gold teeth, gold crownt ing matter lor the whole family for a year. Wa odfar WMITNKYVILLK WHATNOTS h»cnl I'dltion ol (he •(milly on mettlng thai |ierson nr tween (iernian M E, churcli and V. •I4e, liiurniiiaa aad lattructiMaroup of aMaaslan. If be-r, Cannonsbm g, (le-m-ral sale with Ihlni again know* wlmt kind Nnd de are alftwty a fubecflbcf to aay of I hew aMpaiaes llapiiK visited al the h, ('., Hhaeail Leiwedl b'dirnr iin«l Alto Solo ili»' price will lie* .'aOe- !• ««. 11. MallliewN'. Finder please call Hoi Air Heating year eabMrtplka wil lw eaMMed for aae year. home Friday. starling and driving goeid e-eixvs. and th# free «»f atlenihHi to give If IWK.T im Tlmrselay, Jan. 21!. 1''.. IL Bure-h. 1 Ganaral Rapair Work. Get Busy Now aad Owa Oae of These Lovely Premiumi. lend fca^your fullers ul l^vi r.oir|ier's were You can inonev on nny ot Tlu (iniml Kniaids Liixie Camplaclt, Dr. A. II Campliell. Ceanrtlaml. (ie-m-ral sale wiih geieiel FOl'ND—I'alr lady's ruhhem. new. Call Phona 202 I malia horse's, e-eixvs, lends, hay ami grain. ilonild II irtrnin (iy inclndiiiu: Tin* l.ow»dl Leduit Lowell Lodger A Alio Solo Owner tan recover at lailger Samplaa coplaa of both adltlona fraa for solldtora at tha offica of Mr. ami Mrs, Frank Dunelas of Oimr-n ot% a tpacially of hol air nnif, flirth new lirnmlville, Susie CoeaiH'r and frieml We-elne-selay. Jan. JS.- -CI arc ne'e* and Alto Solo muf Hemline tlm orelnr to thin office. ollice l»' paying for this ad and Johnson. Seaulh lleackforel, Teaeds, It la aow believed I'l.tl Hie Iine'ei)! haaltoa. (n-clvo tltne af (irand llapids, Heed ('.ueape'r and proving iirofMrl^ 'M Ucn wiibtkewn. family. Gould s Garage praclicallx nexv; ^ooel hors.s. 2:i TIickc ^jMi i 1 lliiiuiiiiiH areCiooil Only on ihirul KoutiH, All ono ytar for $2.50 or with tho O-poft local odltlon elty of Babylon wnn tt mil « -«|u ue hcael eat high uraelc llealsteins, hay aarrouAded by a wall on miles n WISH It) BXCHANOB—My im Ail Knin Eil, lligler ami Levi ('.oopcr were 9i TH# Lodfor-Solo, 80 cants lata. in Lowell Tliursday ami purchaseel ami grain, laagth. KW faet high, inn ft ei broad at iiMMlel Eord louring for a gooil Oppoalta LlgMInf The Lowell Ledger and Alto Solo If Ihe *lx-|iune !i>»al edition uf The Lowell Ledger and Alio Koln Is de- a healing stove for the (irange hall. LowelL Mich. I am neiw hoeiking Spring dales. Ford Ion Irurk. This ear in grNnl tkt baaa aad wide enough on ihe top Book vour dales earlx tea net the shape und needs no outlav. Chas. Station sired, llie price uf il and the four imiMaxineK in AO eenU leia - Stella Warner called on Mary Ike Lowell Ledger aid Alte Solo for two chariott (o race ubteuNi elates xem want. Young, Phone 3U4. [c3:i Fuller I'l-iday, • Several were eulliiiH ami drawing '"•tier aueomohllrs are built, Buick will build Only $2.15 for all, 1 year lee from the old mill pond hist week. Palronitv our advertiafrs. THE LOWELL LEDGER and THE ALTO SOLO THE LOWELL LEDGER and THE ALTO SOLO MARKETS Lettuce Grown ©The SICK 3 YEARS Furnished ty — U. %. BUREAU OF MARKITt WITHOUT RELIEF State and General News Section of Ledger Washlnften. O. Q. THE LEDGER'S FARM DEPARTMENT Finally Found Health by Talc* in Greenhouses kmm ing Lydia E. Pinkham't Hay Vegetable Compound Hay market steady. Trading light Carefully Compiled Information That Will Demand xultkient to absorb 'light re- must have a rather high anil very nnl- Compiled and Condensed for Readers of Lowell and Environs ceipts at linn prices. Larger orders be- Crop May Be Raised in In- Columbia, S. C. —"Your medicine hu ing placed for January shipment of tim- fiirm temperature and freedom /rum LMION Be Of Help To The Progressive Farmer (Copy for I'lil.i l^iiariiii'int SupjiUe me any. Then I took crease of $30,345,063 over the record CHICAGO WATER Recent and Serious Warehouse Act true that the crop thrives better In McAlpln family Is announced at New 01 ft IC Lfllf mARLRO SWEARS III GOVERNOR Feed Rabbits Damage Crisp, tender lettuce, such as may Lydia E. Pinkham'a for 1923. Woodlot Will Help good greenhouses than in very simple Designation by President roulidge, Yi»rk. The money Is to he used to Millfeed markets holdings firm despito Disease of Poultry readily he produced in greenhouses and Vegetable Com- of Big Benefit structures. Those proposing to grow in his annual message to tho Sixty- pound and got strong Important | ostahlish tho McAlpln foundation in STATE NEWS Mt. Pleasant—John McCormick Is slight decline In grain prices. Demand Various Trees be placed In the hands of the con- from jobbers broadening as resullt of lettuce as their main crop will lind eighth congress, of the American Le- enough to do my niemory (»f Pnvid Hunter McAlpln, dead as a result, of burns received STEAL DOOMED sumer within a few hours from the OPEN 1925 SESSION colder weather which has stimulated In Winter Remove Dying giun as "the chief ami most reproson- housework, where Is advantageous to build a good type Now York hotel man. while fighting a fire that badly dam feeding. Large lots of bran reported Respiratory Ailment Diag- time tl is harvosiod. l.s Increasing In News Events worked to mixers particularly In central Much Money Being Loaned of greenhouse. : tatlve body of veterans," and his ap- before 1 was hardly • • • aged his home here. Abundance of Rodents This and Defective Trees. popularity. Tho crop niny bo grown Sagiiiaw—Richard Boehm, 35 years U. 8. SUPREME COURT DECISION states for early January shipment. nosed as Fowl Diphtheria. ! pruval in great part of the l.eglun's able to be up. I have Fresh outhroak nf the Chinese tonjj AUTO WEIGHT AND GAS TAX TO Quoted: .Minneapolis spring bran $31.SO' to Organizations and A copy of this bulletin may be se- old, lost his life under a Pere Mar- Big Rr-rdds—The Exchange club LIMITS VOLUME OF WATER in simple, inexpensive greenhouses, also taken the Vege- of the World RECEIVE FIRST ACTION spring middlings $33; 34 per cent linseed Year Evident by Exten- Nearly every farm woodlot can be cured upon request, as long as the sup- ' leuishifIvo proposals. Is taken by I.e- war was seen hy oflk-ials In New York has offered |5 to farmers who will meal $47.50. Chicago gluten feed $l«.80; says the United States Department of table Compound during the Change of | quette freight train while saving a FOR SANITARY PURPOSES Farmers on Receipts. ply lasts, from tho United States Do- • ghm oilichds as an indication that the in the iM.vtler ef a seaman, said to be- hominy feed $47.50. Memphis 3C per rent A serious respiratory disease of Improved by tbe removal of dead, dy- Agriculture, hut correspondingly bet- Life and it has left me in good health. team of horses from the same fate. widen thei.- sleighs to standard auto BY LEGISLATURE sive Injury Done. 1 Legion's legislative program will ro- Summarized it'iiy ti) I lip Sines, in Chinatown. cotton seed meal $37. .Sixty per cent poultry which lias swept over the ing, and defective trees, and some of partment of Agrlculturo, Washington, I recommend it as the best medicine for guage. The object is to make roads digester feeding tankage al various mar- ter results can be had when a large United States during tbe last three IProparM by tho Unltoit Statts Dnptrtmant D. C. j celve ••.•ireful consideration by the women in the Change of Life and you • • • Byron Center—Gine hundred thous- kets $60. (Prtpared by ths United State" Dapnrtmimt the less valuable kinds as well. This greenhouse Is used. hereabouts passable for autos in of Agriculture.) 1 congress. : can use these facts as a testimonial. and dollars worth of colory remain- MICHIGAN AIDS IN LEGAL FI6H1 Fruits and Vegetables of Agrlcultur*.) months bus been tentatively diagnosed work can best be done In tbe winter Three handhs held up and looted the snowtime. CHILD LABOR LAW ON CALENDAR Hundreds of millions of dollars are Lettuce growing In greenhouses Is Mrs. S. A. HOLLEY, R. F. D. NO. 4, ing in the ground in this vicinity, will New York sacked round white potatoes Reports of duimige by different spe- as fowl diphtheria hy scientists at the months when other work Is sb.ck. j Among the mure Iinportant moas- Anienmn Kxpress company ollicos at r being loaned to co-operative market- tbe snbjoct of a now bulletin Just Is- Important Facts on Columbia, South Carolina. nol be harvested. The drought hist Pontlac—Announcement of a plan to higher at $l.fiOftiT.r., » per IdO-llts In Phi- cies of rabbits are received constantly Kansas Agricultural college. Post ; ures that will be proposed by the Le- Washington— Clilcauo of an $IS,0(K) pay roll with Diversion From Lake Michigan Thru ladelphia $I.fi0(}i l.fif. in Pittsburgh. Maine ing organizations and Individual farm- Winter Is also the best season of Oie stied by the Unljod States l>opartment inaugurate gasoline car service on Battle On Riparian Rights Bill gion and pressed for passage during Why suffer fo: vears with backache, fall caused considerable damage. sacked green mountains steady at $1,100 by the biological survey of tbe United mortem examination showed that most year in which to cut timber, since Making Good Lawns 1 L'tHi |'••rsoiis ii the I.aSalle street ter- Drainage Canal Restricted ers on ihe basis of warehouse receipts of Agrlciiliure ns Farmers' Bulletin : nervousness, painful times and other ail- 'I In kosher hnv of Now York, n-^u- the Richmond-Jackson branch of the Expected—Amendment To 1.15 In Moston; bulk stock COfiTiOc f. o. b. States Department of Agriculture. poultry so aflllcted was badly Infested those species which sprout naturally the pr.'seiit st -rt .sess 'in of -ongress minal. one of the aliened ml ihers, Detroit—inheritance lax on 157 To 4,167 Cubic Feet rresque Isle, Maine. Northern sacked Issued by warehousemen licensed 1418. The purpose nf the publication The latest In lawn making, accord- ments common to women from early lailng tlu* sale nf menl ainl in.-at prcil- Grand Trunk airline division has Game Laws Sought >• Freiiuently campaigns for wholesale with worms. from the stump will do so vigorously are: I'niversiil service ;ici ii•;• conscrip- l.ouis I'.rrardi. was captured. Wayne counfy estates meant the col- round whites $1.I5#1.25 carlot sales In under the United States warehouse act, Is to make available to present and ing lu exporlmeiits of Iho l>epiirtmont life to middle age, when Lydia E. Pink- UCts SJincti^nei! hy '! .• . rilioddx li< been made here by W. J. Hogan, Chicago. New York and midwostern destruction of tbe rabbits nre neces- Treatment with tobacco dust for In tbe spring. The work of chopping tion of men, ;,.iney :iii11 iimierhds In ham's Vegetable Compound v/ill bring * • • lection of $892,623.58 during the last reports H. S. Yohe of tbe United prospective lettuce growers Informa- of Agriculture, l.s summed up In tbe brow roiiuii>ii> nHiuinMn'iits w;i> sus- trainmaster of the road. Washington— Tlie United ci«iA.* I yellow onions 25c higher at $3W aary, and co-operative drives and pol- round worms and turpentine and olive and handling bigs likewise Is much ens'' of .'.ar; .! amondnieius to relief? Take it when annoying symp- A mil on the State hank at TVco- emied after the retire paid hy the Hugo Schoror estate, tot- which Is charged with administration cessful growers of greenhouse lettuce 1 highway program and his plan to 2S ,) u ,k r ton ln 1. Seedling plants tend to go to seed would make it ;> s-il.ie fur benefici- suffering. Incton. chased that will double the capacity sion this week whereby the.» PtitSluiro "I 5r^. . . . '"* Pitlsburgh, top representatives of tbe bureau. Effec- Strict sanitation and plowing up all The way to make these cuttings Is 1 n i-n! t •' K. ii. Un^'hertson as pivsi- ailing $052,794.69. have Michigan motorists furnish t Chicago of $.{«» in Philadelphia. Northern Danish of Ihe act. and other forcing crops nnd to bring at the same time old plants mature In a recent countrv-wide canvass of of the Petoskey Portland Cement Co. sanitary district must, within 6-0• day' s $:io:!r. sacked per ton delivered in Cbica- tive control work was done during poultry yards help In preventing the to remove all dead and dying trees, aries i" allot '•.'inpeu-a'i'ai to patri- deni of the instimiinn. ?20,000,u00 foi its furtherance, l.s up- Co-operatives Uaing Recelpta. together In one publication descriptions and seed, tho season hoing determined purchasers of Lydia El. Pinkham's Voge- A.!' .ii.isf; 'MM of Iht Ii;:ckors aiul Heiroit Charles C. Kellogg today plant, in this city, and installation );.» $22'^ 23 f. •>. b. Kenosha, Wisconsin. 1024 In Colorado, Kansas, North Da- spread of ibis pest. those which are suffering from dis- otic oriMii'./ati'.'.is chiir'""• • 1 :•> c..n- • • • ctase the diversion of 10,000 cubu Ila ware and Maryland yellow varieties Among tbe prominent co-operatives of the best practices In the production table Compound over 200,00') replies fii"fl%yani< ;• !, i:;- aboard after smashing ice as thick ed. repeatedly that a weight tax creases due to severe weather, produc- fdderablc number of planted trees In In three quarts of mash for each 100 be growing. In other words, the - an estiihlished lawn, :i top Jrossiir.' Is ati'l aiie'iiilnieM' - I" llie v-' l *-rv!.-e time. U may mean a loss of $100,000,000 tion apparently having been affect.'d also. ative Tobacco pool; tbe South Caro- ! list,' 1.1 irii'tles and sirains adapiod u hat Mother (iray - Amerh'aii | j.ie In tho calendar year 1 eriuitably adjusted on the basis of fowls. D. J. Taylor, poultry special- reiiuired to Insure coverage. This law giving profcrenco to ex service i n atii! Ait- • iifhiTti IIMian K. as li inches and taking 10 hours to Storage withdrawals continue heavy in- the forest plantations of northern "crown cover" should be kept so that : to the Heeds nf the gpovor and the ii'Tordin^' to a Washington an- Lansing—The Michigan public util- to tho Chicago sanitary district. But lina, North Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, :••! < would do fur their chll- Stone was u ;'e(l t" sii' tv.-ti hlin. make the f.o-milo run from the island. what the smaller cars are paying un- dicating as do other factors fairly heavy Minnesota. Tbe abundance of rabbits ist at the Kansas Agricultural college, about one-half shade will be provided .should ho siiiiil ur loam well enriched. persuis consumption. Arkansas, Louisiana, Arizona, Tennes- ; market t,. be supplied, and tho closest •n m m'y v.onid ever he without :i"!inc'enieiit. Ti is js ahout .S-O.tXHD.tXKi ities commission has raised the De- der existing laws, will provide the en tho other hand it will mean sav- ! Fact No. 1 shows the danger uf de- As regards r.-habilliatlon and hos- S 'iifitcr < . Beck will autttniat- Closing prices r«2 score: New York AHc; this year (1024) and tbe damage they states that any flock will be benefited Nearly all species of trees will repro- i.st when nee led. These .•-s tiiau the> paid into the federal Ann Arbor -Dr. Marion LeRoy Bur- ing of untold millions to inhabitants see and Missouri cotton growers co- attention to ••very detail nf tho man- ically lu attt : nt'y L'oUcral trolt-Mt. Clemens and Detroit-Pontiac J20,000,000 or $21,000,000, which the FLORENCE E. KNAPP. Chicago 42c; Philadelphia 45 3-4c; llos- are doing are evident to the most cas- at this time of year by feeding 2 per duce naturally without special effort, j laying seeding, denying seedlings a pitalizaiiuii of .!i--.;iiie(l veieran, •e so e .sy and pleasant !•". treasury in IICJ. ion. president of Ihe University of ton 44 I-2c. operative associations; tbe long and | agomoiif uf the cr-'p. ujion Mr S(n: bus fares from one-and-a-half to two plans call for. Old-time gas tax tan- of Great Lakes states. It will stop nal observer who visits the cut-over cent of tobacco dust in the mash for and a second crop should be obtained chance fo spread out nnd become we'i always uf tlrsi "..usideratlon in the Le- !'•';. •;-, in their actl m • • • Michigan, will lake a leave of ab- Live Stock and Meats P short staple cotton co-operative asso- Siillsi';ict..ry tinaiiemi returns can be cents a mile and fixed the minimum gents are expected to arise at once. Albany. N Y.—Mrs. Florence !•!. further lowering of the lake levels areas of the region where both state four weeks. without any dlfllculty. In the case of ] estMhllsfiod. This is especially notice gloH's lei-: s'la e r ru.ram. President rs who once iiso them a!- sence from fhe university for possi- Chicago hog prices ranged from 30 to i ciations of Mississippi; the Kansas, | secured only when a well-crown high 1 fare at five cents, reducing it from Knapp, secretary of state who holds and prevent great damage to lake : i n ills tiiessiige: !i,er< a • ut them. Used by With !i!t* niiming of William T. Gal- Personal— The conservation department will fin cents higher, closing at $11.10 for Ihe and federal authorities are endeavor- For tapeworms the lye treatment is failure from this source. It is possible able In dry seasons, oflen oxlmustinc bly as long as a year, it has been an- southwest and Indiana wheat grow- j quality crop is packed in an atfnictive r • •.er 30 years. S '^l by I ; • r, Wnshii'nt"ii h inki-r, as hoa»l of 10 cents. seek legislation to broaden the pow- the distinction of being the first commerce and substantial Increases top and $lo.l«'i»T0.!»0 for the bulk. Medium ing to make denuded forest land again recommended. Cook one gallon of to plant young nursery trees to take the y.uiiiu' grass. It" snow-covered, pre- "With tin- a for general I'.itii.-l (Juuirenheim, tho -veil-known nounced here. Mr. Burton has been and good beef steers steady to 25 cents ers; the Louisiana and Arkansas rice i manner in containers of suitable size llu- inaiij:-::;:: .•onnnlttot' hy I'resMom Hillsdale—Merger of the Hillsdafe ' ' 01 Conservation Director as to '01 ^f'r SPX t0 ,,t)M oflico, admin- in lake freight rates. Jt' productive through extensive planting whole grain for each ir» birds. Cover pared soli is seeded, tho seels seftlo : hu-ipitalUa';' :: "1 the v.-:.•runs of all lower at $7.50^113.50: butcher cows and growers' co-operative associations; the the place of those cut. and phico'l in tho hmids of e'liisiimers nt ri: \ • '-i.e. Moll i.j- (Irav t 'u.. tinaiifier. is s.-riously ill in his apart- ill for some time from influenza. Chicago has two chances to pre- wars, pfi'videi ilnring the present <"<-'li'!.:f. it ••• annonn.'fd at Wash- Light, and Fual Co., the ColdwaterGas 'losing season readjusting certain i-K 'fd the oath of oflico on January heifers steady lo 21* cents higher at $3.50 of young trees. Not only are Ihe tips It with water to which has been added In the .shortest practle:i!i':e time. inio il;.' liuneycumhed soli and are ihy ment at New York. 1 10 j (fill; feeder steers steady to 15 cents iow- Pacific, rallfornla, Montana and Iowa r.-ion 'n nl. ilkellhooil aiU'iher cM- Sturps -Basil Stead, 18 years old, Light & Fuel Co., the Grand Haven I tfSme birds seasons. Alfre.l K Smith, elected gover- vent tho onforceinent of the Injunc- and needles of planted trees enten by a small tablospoonful of concentrated cuvred 'le p onun^i to germinate, ; year, tli- care an '. tf': 'tu-ir f those • • • j er at $l.2.'.fi7.25; light and medium wool growers' co-operative associa- Suitable Structures. of LaCtrange county, Indiana, is dead ,,or s,ew 0 tion at tho end of the 60-day period. who hav.' >erved '.heir coun;r\ In time fasliitmt'-i inauguration, wljrli will Gas Co., and the Monroe Gas Light | A renewed battle on the riparian • ^ 'k to succeed himself. i weight ve:iI calves $1.25'iT1.75 lower at the rodents, but much of tbe natural lya After a 15-hotir fast, feed this How to Be Successful in Lottme is not particular as to the j Fact No. -j emphasize.-- iho Impor- .Most IN'V. Henry .Moolier. archhlsimp tions, and the Georgia Peanut Grow- On the Sams Order those of prewar days, wi.i he as the result of a hunting accideni in & Fuel Co., under the name of the j righis bill is expected. The coinmer- Knapp conducted the pro- One is for the secretary of war to Is- $S.5iifi 12.25; fat Iambs $1.05 to $2 lower young growth of pine, spruce, aspen, mixture to the fowls and provide plen- of peril and the ittltllde "f Mie goV- r at $I4.50i}r'17.C0; feeding lambs steady at type uf furcing structtiro in which It ' tanco of covering the seed in or.ler to l of tlie Ciii.'innaii province of the Uo- (, a ,ani w 1 a ers' Co-operative association. Starting Berry Patches • •rnni"nl tov. ard them is n-'t now sn JmL'e i : '• f —. • • ... lu'id tiii.s Mar. Ii 4. which a load of buckshot from a Central Stales Utilities Co., has been ' ' fis'i lobby, always a powerful and P ''' familiarity born of ex- sue a temporary emergency permit JHIi lO.iui: yearlings $1.25 to $2 lower at nnd maple Is cut back and defoliated, ty of water. The treiitment may be Is gru\Mi, and it is produced in many | insure germination, shuuii.^ the ne- man ('atliolif .hurch, comprising: the The act now provides for tbe Issu- The dewberry Is a sort tif trailing 1 • • • chum's shotgun accidentally dis- announced. extensive organization during session Pcrience as dean of the College of authorizinig the larger diversion: and $12*115.50 and fat ewes steady at $lP(|i9.7S. or If tbe trees are over 3 feet high, repeated In 24 hours If thought neces eessitv of having a lousi hi\er on tup. much "tie uf led i".' ei rs one In eastern wholesale fresh meat mar- kinds uf mvetihouses, bill ciictimliors states of (ddo. Indiana. Kentucky, Ten- ance of warehouse receipts for cot- blackberry and In order to facilitate uf careful, gei'.-•• us ail'! '•'.••-an.- nd- ro.,. hon- ;•. Senator '' h'rwit.id >f Alahaitia, charged, struck young Stead just times, is expeciod to be back as I'omo Economics at Syracuse Uni- the other, a very slim one, for pass- kets beef is Steady to $1 higher; veal 50 barked near the base. Of tbe three sary. and fomatues. being very particular Grand Rapids—Two Grand Rapids ton, wool, tobacco, grain, farmers' : , nessee, an.I jiart of .Michigan, died sud- v cents to $2 higher: lamb $2 to $0 up; their picking, as well as fruiting, aet ministr-iion. 1 will over '••• r-c- ^!K/.ed who lias iio-:, at Ids h' mc of intlu- above the ear, killing him instantly. firong as ever, after a defeat two ersity. and won the plaudits of vet- ago of emergency legislation by con- principal species planted—white pine. as to their gruwing cutidiliuiis. require denly of ^rip at his homo in Norwood, boys, Bernard S. Kelly, 14 years old, mutton $1 to $.'• and pork loins $1.50 to slock peanuts, late potatoes, broom them about 3 foot apart with a single Preparing tho Soil euza. is his In »:.e senate St. Joseph Warren A. Morford, 18 years ago. gran politicians. gress, legalizing the "steal." $3 higher. Norway pine, and white spruce—tbe green houses of a special typo. Owing that their welfare :s of , and Albert Ryan, 16 years old, are Have Good Root System corn, dry beans, and dried fruit. Any "hio. He was sevenlydivo years old, wire trellis on each side for Hie vines cern nd always -••.•-led tu tbe : Brought up en a Farm at VVasliini,''i n. years old. son of ex-Mayor Allen R. An imiiortant fight, which threat- —— Throughout the great legal battle Prices good grade meats: Beef $13(ft)l7; damage Is heaviest In tbe white pine to the fact that the vegetable-forcing in llngiand ami rram-e -'aidoners • • held at Mobile, Ala., following their veal $17'!i20; iamb $2S'//31; mutton $18 public warehousomen who can estab- to trail over. This wire should he the department of justice received and least In the spruce. All three, for Small Fruit Plants are far ahead of "iir A. lori- an lien- Morford, of St. Joseph, was found escape from jail at Meridian, Tenn., ens the proposed child labor amend- WOMEN SAVL MCCOY FROM DEATH (|1$: light pork loins $isr(;21: heavy loins lish to the satisfaction of the Depart- Industry usually includes the pruduc- Italjdi i". Itifhards. sixty-nine years raised about 2 feet above the ground, ors in soli preparation. Whon spading Spct-i:alo: . ai • is; an uni>re- guilty and has been sentenced to mem to the federal constitution, is much aid from the attorneys general $15(017.50. however, nre so heavily damaged as Dig plum trees so as to get as many tlon of several crops. It Is necessary their fell"".'. • tked • il while being held for local ofllcers on ment of Agriculture that ihey are supported by stakes. the L.glon oedenii'd 1'^isli,:i\. , the house at •Id, nationally known railroad dfllcial, of seven lake states unalterably op- to cause death In the case of any of roots as Is possible, then turn tbe their land for planting they fork it During the pit.-' yea I rom ono to iwo years in Ionia re- a charge of theft of an automobile. expected a little later on in the ses- , . „ .. . , trustworthy, competent, financially re- The rows should be 5 or Ci foot apart to use sirucfuros suited to tire require- WASHIN^'T'IN PASS,-'! treasury-post- lather of tho "safety first" movement Jury Re,urn! Ma ,lau h DETROIT QUOTATIONS the trees whose tips can be reached tree over and cut all ends of roofs over very carefully, mixing lu "juanii ur-'ed m ! s. -re ' t! ; formatory for attempting to black- flon, wlu-n Hi.- ampudmont comes up " a "r Verdict posed to the Chicago diversion. Prom- sponsible, and have proper storage fa- mollis of ;ill crops. Lettuce, cucum- Ofllcc supply I.ill. wh! originated in HtHi, and author of sev- Detroit—Joseph A. Martin, former as the plants are good "runners." Give ties of manure s,, earefully that ii be- World war ve!-:- ns1 i tlie '.'a'st •A itli iis $7(W.- mail J. 0. Wells and Waldo V. Tis- lor ratification Against Former Ring Idol inent among them was Attorney Gen- Live Stock above the surface of tbe snow by tbe off at a slope from tbe under side. bers and tomatoes art; the crupg to eral hoo'vs on safe railroading, died . . „ . , acting mayor and commissioner of cilities, may be licensed It) store these goml cultivation until vines shnde the yet :..'-sod OOO.IXM" lti(al, is i! • : * * s t peacetime eral A. B. Dougherty, of Michigan. CATTLE—Good to choice light year- rabbits. It Is reported that 70 per The top parts should be cut off. too, which iin' must attention is dovoted. comes incorpuratrd in •!•.•> s-i! its'lf in Geneva, 111. corma, wealthv St Joseph manufac- llUrdias to 7 foot apart so that the depart tiifj MISS McKINNEY IS SENTENCED i bologna bulls, heavy. $4.7.'.''•J 5.25: stock necessity of work against these ro- so that tbe new growth will come out approval and cm: : i ' the murder of Mrs. Theresa Mors last as collateral without question, Mr. suckers can grow ami form a more or flfiml y.-.,;- l . n-p.. "aikinir when a runaway team dashed celebrated his one hundredth birth- Kalamazoo—Mack Tourtelotte, of I bulls. $3.25'i; f; feeders. $4.7550!.25; stock- dents by co-operative effort on the more spreading. Tbe last good bud M; the sidewalk and killed tier. day here. Five generations were favo,Td an ea ers, $4.25®tf; milkers and springers. $4® Yohe says. Tho Intermediate Credit less matted row. The blackberries, of ri'pi-fs. ... n, the Fennviile, who has been in the hos- N. w York—Upwards of a score of rlier (pCO. part of all nffected by their destruc- left on stubs Is the one tlmt will (•ration of the • " • * • represented at the celebration. He 1,1 l lK Accessory in Murder of Cora May banks, tbe Federal Ueserve banks, and being of coarser growth, should be Klrt'ii},'! - • • iv National pital here since November 16, with a pri ons were killed, more than 100 . ; ^'^ations, it has been re- CALVES—Best grades. $ 15.50f/10; fair tive habits. Campaigns and drives or- tnnko Ihe leading new growth, so leave DISCUSSION ABOUT IMPROVEMENT •I »ISC..V- many leading commercial bankers bave I ^i'l his iihysifian> ad\.sii;g a long spent the day singing Irish lullabys vealed here. Raber Given 1 to 7 Years to good. $13{il4.5u; culls and commun. gnnlzed by the biological survey serve it on tbe side that you wish occupied. wider apart than tlie red raspberries. Giiard ium' ! • .'ii ft Od. The broken neck, has returned to his injured and many rendered homeless $7"iilo; hulk at close. $15. Bodcnhamer Is Slated f I'-, 1- • ' I'r. Marlon LeKoy Burton, presl- to a great-great-grandchild. !! Jt Tlie marriages of McCoy—of which expressed preforence ft'r the receipts. Cultivate well for first two or three bill 'limes a 11 of .>.H: keenly as anybody tha: n. L. lb ^•r.ner • • ai- :,'r " leave .if absence, it was an- guments, failed lo swerve the women and common, $3.50fi 4.50. ceiisod under the act obtain a preferred the picking. As the young eanos reach Lime and Phosphorus Are I JUj; thf s end:::^' 1 attorney of Monroe county, recently head. Many children were among the dead ship girl, was sentenced to serve Proper Winter Ration preparing the raspberry and black- pa-lure take- I lie phe e of milch raore mander of the Arkansas department : '' n . .i ni Ann Arbor, Mich. He is jurors. HOGS—Mixed hogs, $10.S5: pood york- receipt which gives them a wider field a height of about 3 feet clip or pinch cause! ii,i I f I,;CP pt- and filed, discloses that 971 criminal cas- and injured. from one to seven years In the De- ers, $III.5 ed on payment of costs, four nolle burned to death when fire swept Miss McKinney recently pleaded old roosters, IBc; geese. 21fi22c; ducks, of grain mixture made up- of 400 be; but in any case you shouhl only tions wi:!i su litije dire,'! retun ihe national • ". n -.atlon. Announce s 1 valuable fur coal and was returning pied by "Mr. and Mrs. Shields." houseman, showing among other things After tbe berries are gone tho bear- lure lands. In theory a good pasture ;nisal« iHr a Men ' with the " "' d -'-r «t th' piussed, 1I!(I discharged on examina- through an apartment bouse In New- large, white, 28c; small dark, 26'»l!7c; pounds of ground corn, 200 pounds of leave one single cane and cut this That idea lillIM he cuii: idored llieli! ef Ihe leV . ' iVO 11 p! l'i I.' I! ie!l I S. il to police headquarters. They fled, guilty to a charge of accessory after best turkeys, 44'''i 45c per Ib; No. 2 tur- the exact quantity of the product In- ing canes die away, being roplacod '.•ives the cheapest 1 that a dairy- Mi'-i-'ie: lie.-v '^ospjinl Chicago. Her body was discovered about 9 ground oats and 100 pounds of oil- hack to a stub from 8 to 12 Inches :i : V id led Sla'fs rtM''i ei! W; -.i: iMnli ai)i! tions. York; two children died of burns in the fact In connection with the mur- keys. 30c; old toma, 25c per lb. man can possibly find, li would Wt* come in 'i'scussiie^ [.as nre im i. mlin : nal a l' " national M • M' l.iri^iuin and the baby at the parson's approach, a foot race a. m. Aug. 13^ At about the same meal are recommended for tbe dairy- long. You should not expect to get trusted to the warehouseman. Us grade, each year by tho now canes from tho v ore laid ' • • PresM- : ' Mt. Ch mens A complete survey Toledo, and a fireman was killed der August 6 last of Cora May Raber, Hay and Grain mean a great saving on hay and grain ment. Lime an-! paosphom ai exi',';:^-.' has •eon taiule ig m TIT .;I,d will he ensued and their capture followed. , hour McCoy is alleged to have en- herd sire by R. D. Cnnan of Indiana. fruit from these reset small fruits this variety and condition. Any incum- routs. These old canes should be cut find the r fighting flames and two men were Glendora girl. Emil Zupke, St. Joseph If the pasture could be made III dollhie elemenls -cm.rally i.eeiS-d to • by Natlonpl Comman |.er James A. er of conditions pertinent to the life of I Grand Rapids—Damage suits ag- tered the antique shops owned by Al- WHEAT—Cash No. 1 red. $1.8:i; No. t Dark, dirty stalls are responsible, be season so tlo not be afraid to cut out brances against the goods stored must out and roinovod before another sea- (•onstitMi Dozen to death in Philadelphia. laborer, and one-time sweetheart of red. $1.88; No. 3 red. $1.85; No. 2 white, its yield. It seems easy, hut the fact more and hotter u'ras-. and In — ' j -a ... Mr. Le-!• i.bamerK i.pi .^..1- DEMAND "BAYER" ASPIRIN crippled children in Macomb county gregating $125,000 will be filed he clearly shown. The fodorally li- son. hert A. Mors, divorced husband of $1.M': No. 2 mixed, $l,sv finds, for preventing the young bull nearly all tif the old wood. The new far frui;; linn.-to; ,- d > . is i.. <• v iieni i> a tli-'inc . .mpllmeiit to his I iti •. • . lias been begun by the Mt. Clemens More than a score of persons were Cora Raber. is now serving a life YKLLOW < OilN—Cash No. 2. $1.3S; censed warohousemen are subjoct to A norlbern slope, or parti:iliy shaded Ihat impro\eiiic'it is slow iti spite of against thy Grand Rapids Gas Light Mrs. Mors, and held up several em- from developing properly and often wood which should grow this coming pells.' must lie con-idi'led. !er-!;:;) al iiM .. II" -er*. .1 as a Aspirin Markfi Vv th '•Bayer Cross" rrendi A Foreign- Rotary cluh. Janit s Burgess, chair- hirned in an explosion on a street term at Marquette. He pleaded guil- No. 2. $1.30; No. 3. $1.25; Nr.. 4. $1.20, examlnathm prior to licensing and are localhui Is nti advantage to tho black- the evldeni advanta-'es .-he\v< that '.t Co. by the Federal Compensation ploye- of the place while lie waited WHITE OATS—Cash No. 2. tflo; No. weakens the breeding powers of ma- .summer Is that which bears the crop , er of the national legislative Has Eeen Proved Safe by Millions. hints at ; man of the committee, conducting car running on a subway line in Bos- ty to murder in the first degree. 3, 63c. under ctmstanl governmenl supervi- berry particularly. Liberal mulchings is nol always practical. The follow- 1 the Commission, seeking to recover com- for tho appearance of Mors, whom he ture sires. Plenty of exercise, protec next year. committee las: year, and was national In ahoiif the survey, has announced here that ton; 300 employes of the I'nifel Florence McKinney was arrested ItYK—Cash No. 2. >1.40. sion thereafter, under a plan of super- of straw, loaves or cuarso manure ing nofo from I'rufes.-or hasiman of 11 ec! ing in Trees been pensation paid relatives of postal announced le- was going to "get." tlon during bad weather and a mothit- 1 for a if States Veterans' bureau lied for their ItKANS—Aiichlg.tii didee hand picked, Wanvnirl I'n s yi-u ^o< tl'.. a p. yial clinic with promineni De after both she and Zupke confessed prompt shipment, S."..0(i'f<.'.il". per cwt. vision similar to that used by tbe about bearing canes are n groat aid to the New Hampshire colle-o is to tho i When you buy trots ami a- n.-t uriiig employes killed and those injt.ied in Th • men. after handing over their ate ration are essential In preserving I' ;Ul •onvelltloll. He served s a.a'.r "I'ayci' on • :••or • n tab'.ois you v.urd anil i mii stirgeoiH in atiendanc.' will h. lives when flames destroyed a hospil- that Florence drove Zupke's runabout P.AULi:V--Malting. SI. .1: f«'.-iiing. 97c. Value of Pumpkins in | Unltod States Treasury dopartmenf In prevent berries drying up during the point: the postoflice explosion here Nov. 12. money and valuables, were forced to a hull's usefulness. 1 to set them until fowaf'l u- . oy al al Fort Mcllenry, Baltimoi' : a RUCK WT 110AT—.Milling. ?2.33''f 2.35 per I:.an of the e\ service n . . w• m- are not get:in.: the genuine I'.a; .t hdd in February. while he choked the Raber girl to cwt. Canan finds an outside paddock tbe supervision of national banks. beat of the ripening porlud.- L. O. Wil- "Possibly you roall/.o also that our , should be l.eeb 'l ill. T : • •:) re- Monroe—In the condemnation case remove shoe- and t roust rs to prevent the Fattening of Pigs ••n deleJilte> ai il.e na" I'• :iio- Aspirin pr-ve.! l y ;•:!!;. .ns 'it: I score of persons were in.iiin d when death. Ztipke's motive was to kill SKEDS ~ Prime rod clover. $19.60; liams, In Nebraska Farm Journal, pasture rejuvenation problem Is a i handy lo set v. hen y.--; are '• ..i;. ihey i the 1.;. ii ;• Senator James M. Wil ol the Detroit ^ Ironlon U.vlroad their escape; tiie women were allow- Miovii, alslke, $13.25; timothy, connected directly with the bull's a trolley car in Syrac®. N. V.. leap- the mother of his unborn child so he JI:I.;HI; Results from three experiment sta- rather big olio in tho sense that pas- cratlc conven-i n It Is ; ••• I that pres. ribod by pays': i.r> for y-irs. • oi ill' Onanagon coumy district, stall In Ihe barn saves handling and In- | should be heeled in in i:, rix.M pe-iii.-n Co., owned by Henry Ford, a ( iicuit . d io wait unmolested. tions show tbat 370 pounds of pump Pruning Should Be Done throin.'h this ap: intnient toe .\m- r- Say "Bayer" whon you buy Aspirin, 1 ed ftdin icy iracks and era-hid into would be free to marry the McKinney ' HAY ANH ST HA W—No. 1 timothy. tures are not very valuable per acre, I in a single row. ami ca li '.unch villi Domestic in : •• I i ;ie!' Peninsula, wiio ha,- ar- As customers filtered the place, sures exercise and protection. Make Court jury here awarded the hi ;• in a tree; six persons were ov. n om. hy $l.V.i0^i;i: stanilanl. $l7.r.0'{i IS; IlKht kins fed with 273 pounds of grain, and that treatments of lime, seeding, .• an l.oui'.n's i-"ative pr .:raiu will Imitations may prove dangerous.—Adv. 1 girl. mixed. $17.50^lS; No. 2 timothy. $10.50(1/; the sides of it open enough so tbe bull Dairy Cows Must Pay for . the labeled tree the last to be set. To i i •! !:• • for th'- legislativi session, tho Whit ikon «state, of Dund. • ;own- tl ey were dmilarly disposed of, un- gave 100 pounds of gain with fatten- Before Big Spring Rush > be assured of success !u the short illuniinating gas in Scranioi . Pa., and She was first accused of murder, I"; No. I_ «-iovi-r mlxf.l. ti'.'ii 10; No. I can see the rest of the herd. If a pad- etc., are likely fo bo rather expensive. do this bi Jn each row witli the li'at a large number of de. r in ship, $3,100 foi about 7 acre.- o: land til one of them, William (J. Ross, cl'.yer, $I5'5/10; wheat .i:; i oat straw, ing pigs. Authorities state tbat 2'/^ "Get at your pruning of fruit trees Expensive Feed Bills sc-si..n "f eo:i^rc-s. there we if many other ac.-id. i • of bin the charge w.'.s later reduced af Tor Instance, perhaps the average pas- labeled tree ami when all of thai va- i • i; . 'i counties are suffering for made a break for liberty. He was $10.505/11; rve si ra w. SI 2.'.u'r r: per ton. dock cannot he built, a cable from the tons of pumpkins are equal to one ton and grapevines now, liefore spring Kill-' The amouni is virtually the .-m:!" as lesser importancf in man.\ e::i. A dairy cow that falls to return ture In New llainpshlre can only bo for 1 t« r it was shown that she did not ,FKUD—Winte r wli.,it luJana . Sin; spring stall out through the door to a post riety are sot leave space enough after [Mich i ' I'"..!, and. ii is surmised, offered by the representaiivos ; ; fhe shot in the thivh. and then, it was of corn silage. About Ihe only way work begins to crowd." Jji'J.iiO for every dollar spent un her 1 1 pastured at the rate uf one animal it to give room f.ir removing it when san.i 1,1 > It. dying of starvation. Man il„ critnf. nor wllli„Kly „ssis, STmSllliS' ^f 'i racked corn, $50; &0 feet from Ihe barn will serve. At- This Is the advice received from Would Turn Clay Home ccmpany. t' stifi'-d. McCoy w.-nt nexi door to of getting at the value of corn silage feed Is seldom worth keeping. That unit for every five or eight acres of Xupke In the actual slaying. coarse cornmeal. ?.'.0; chop, $15 per ton in tach the bull to It by a short chain run you want It. alld then set tile labeled '1. • •: v. r with a snow fall ot APPROVES P 0. BILL '• -iiop of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Schapp ca riots. H- Is by figuring Its actual cost and Ibis Oklahoma A. and M. college, written means she must produce 1),IM)0 pounds Into Memorial Park Lansing Word has In • n I'cdved COOLiDG: from a ring In his nose, but do not :io land. If such pasture Is worth from tree of the next sort. Ly •iii> method •.idfr of tli.' Croa- two !• • ha mad-, it dinicult for the and wound, d them. FI.OIT:—ISxt ra fancy spri'g wheat varies a great deal. Data kept in by Frank It. Cross, professor of hor- of milk each year at present prices, r here from vVashington that N. P. | patent, $10.35; standartl spring wheal bla head up so high he will be uncom- .i!. i to a soasun, tho rent Is unly -^l you can set any trees yon ui-;. at an> Tiie Aim-: in I.' •- u .f I.• • \ia«""ti. v. was ..rre :!"d in a.'.imul.-, in obtain t 00(1. Illinois Indicated tbat a ton of silage ticulture. Tbe work may be done any according to an analysis of cow-tost iii'-' Hull, of Lansing, president of ihe McKENNA RESIGNS AS JUSTICE i I'.iient. $|(t: extra taiicy wint.-r wheat an acre, and the little that can bo dune time and keep them lain ;:i . tbe land," the old Law Would Increase Revenues fortable. time In January or February, be says. Ky., woabl !.. e "A- fhe hi'iii. ..f the I.an>i!;g Tho Micliigan Puhlic ! pateni, $10.!i5; standard winter wheat costs about $3.30. With concentrates association figures In a northwesferii to Improve pasture land so often en- .N Idiigan Milk I'roducers' fia VIOLENT DEATH RECORD BROKEN | patent, $9,45 per bbl In jobhing lots. row until the last tree 1? . Heel home ot Ili'iir;. • lay. ' k.-n o\ er by the s a Belgrade dis- Approximately $00 000.000 at $20 per ton and legume hay at $14 Soiite of the pointers Professor Ohio county. S. M. Salisbury, animal , l iiiii* commh.ion has declitud to Hon and presidenl ol the Graiw. I.ifo Harlan F. Stone Named As Successor cumbered with rocks and stumps, ns tho trees in rather deeply, amiI wwor k rut. .'lit Butter and Eons The Backbone Plant per ton, good silage Is worth about Cross gives In pruning are: husbandry specialist at Ohio S'ato , t;.'• iinmediatt atlion towards lln Insurance (Jo., lias been api . ours Is, for this amount of money, is the •>' i! illPbeUt the root- .vei;, a!:almos: t ti..i. il park. Ai a r • • ' : ee:;: •_ the 1 a liCTTKlI—No. I creamery. In tubs. 37 Do not leave branches pruned from al .'.ndonment ol tin entire Maniste. Detroit Gams In Auto Industry and To Supreme Bench Post Spinach Is often referred to as the $0,50 per Ion. Therefore. If it takes university, esilmntos that more than apparent. 1 realize tlie oilier argu- im niber of Ihe board of dim to of Washington The po.-ial rat- in- '' The re\i\al of the • ii a total i/i .'nii.niiu for only two (Rep.), New Hamp-hire. following a in u 1,231 a.-: eonipar-d wiih 1,203 in as a:-sociate justice of Ihe United ?2..'i.'»( 2.50 per bn; w.-.-tern lioxes, $3.2ti. .{ A.--: •:!• I• .• ) iarify of L' time w- rk. paralysis. Mr. Wade was horn in C'AIIMAOK—Vacfj $1 per bu. of this line splnacl. can be grown as If Ihey nre worth $0 per ton. The sunlight will penetivto to the centers Tho Use of the scales and I'.abcot-k ot ii hranchi • as a >;olng concern. conferenc al the White House. 1923 and 857 i:. 1922. Homicide.-; to Stan - Supreme court. The nomina- Various diseases u.-car on uch i I"'!ur. a, i"r years •ae :ii,' war- » • » Onondaga County, New Vork, a nd IdtKS.SKD CALVES — Best country a fall, winter and spring crop. Two seeds of pumpkins contain much nutri- of tho trees to ripen fruit. tester will single thorn out. : -!der of the Th'f revised bill would raise postal the number of 227 were reported in tion was sent to the senate for ap- ilressed. I75<18(; per Ih: ordinary gradea. stone fruits as j ea lus. apricois. nec- den siamlbys, has been a f-atuie of D. t roil ( overnor Alex J. Groes- came to Jonesvilie, Mich,, wl,. n ment and they should not be removed Peach trees require a "rather se- Accein.taiilcd i,; sir i;. .--'"d pfii'lin^' a tin- city and Wayne county during ITi'ii |tfc; small poor, 95d0c; heavy rough sowings in the fall, one about tho loth gardening ;..r tin- last l \ o .v.ars. The 1 bet k ha - i;r.• i::• • d a temporary parole revenues about $li0,000,000 instead of proval. tarines, plums ami clierrics during Mid rime • i i.. K : and no r.ri'isl :..,s-:rli,ir * 1 W sldnuton, boy. In iss:; he came to Ann Arbor calves, SftiUc: city dressed, 19fMoc per Ib. of September and another during Oc- when feeding. vere" pruning, and are not protitable of about the y. ar, this b- ing Hie largest num- •rjBfr marketing. It ha> bccom.. of increas- liitroducfion ef fhe Ib.sy Mi.rn bed- better v ;• • a! 'Vised to per- 1 to Mrs. Ai.ci Ilyer, who has alreadx the $08,000,000 suggested in the Post- Mr. Stone is expected lo take up ' ' Michigan, in when closely cut. Frull Is borne on \ scoi'nt eeil, iiuier nf tile Si. "'.i HK i ot tfie tlonoa as secretary of the univorsily. He car $l.o>5' 1.8t> per 150-Ib sacks; baking tober will provide a fall supply and ding petunia, witli its wnnderful wealth oflice Department bill and the amount ber i v. r to bt recorded. ing Interest to jrow.-rs, shippers, car petuate his :. • :•;. tl ... f T the s-ate peace j ri/..' of tli.. Wood served iv-. years of a 10 to 20 year held the post until 1908. his new duties as soon as the nomi- potatoes in small lots, $.'{'.13.25 per bo* sproqis put out last year, and a heavy 1"' '.V \\ llso.'l Ln; res- eom- Detroit's fire loss in 1924 was |3,« also a planting tha* may be curried of bloom and its certainly tu flower jjentenc- at the Detroit house of cor- of th.* increase charged to second nal ion is confirmed and a successor tif 60c; Idaho baking, $2,755(3 per 100-lb rlers and receivers of such fruits to to piir.'lase 'A> lan i' and c iuvert It f tindaii'tn, p^.ted wn ath on ihe Marshall—Hugh Dillon, of Dowagi- over the winter and used very early growth of sprouts follows the removal *77,356, a decrease from •'<23. when sack. know the nunios and causes of those in almost any situation, has dune much into a moiuiiriai park." temh of the hite I'l'OSidci ledioi fo; compliciiy in a Grand class rates is decreased from .fiut'iiv named for him as bead of the depart* of any considerable growth by prun- IT Hiiilllttli a Wilson. ac, Mich., who drove bis aufomohile the lo-s totaled $3,911,411. The loss in tbe spring. An early spring plant- tu revive interest in this popular old- • • • Bapii hank robbery. Due to the OOil lo $6,000,000. nnnt of justice. ing. Pruning may be done after blos- diseases, how they behave In transit ono of into a Michigan Central train In re East Buffalo Live t^tock ing or two wili come in Just alter the Turnip tops make almost as good ; fashloiied liower. A large portion of the increased It r Decembtv was estimated at $350,- Justice McKenna Is In his eighty- -m and storage and how they can be con- In Iis present form cMi •fine gas Ih lard, confession of the two men who last spring and killed Will: im Shaw, EAST BI'KFALO — Cattle: Steady. bed carried over winter is ready for soms-open. greens as mustard. Sow fhe early tur | Would Have Legion Man of Adolfo 1 oOo, reports on fhe insurance not msm trolled. Farnit-is' llulletln HU', Issued d«tlnred • !... worthless as a treat ro' ! tho bank in question, Mrs. levenue Is expected from a LTi-cent vecond year, and has been on the Hogs: Strong; heavy. $11.50; york ers and m use und a continuous supply can be Beets are one of the most healthful In pruning grapes, growth made last nips thickly and then thin out for j I rohelllon {• passenge.- in the auto, wa- sen- havini.' beei completed, nr WHS IH-25«II.40; pigs. $io. Shvep: by the United Stales Hopiirtment of on Boxing Commission ment r re plratory disea.'-eKhy Henrj I •. will now l»e released until au- charge to be h-vied on parcel post supreme bench for 27 years. He was had unlll warm weather. of vegetables, containing more ele- season sbould be cut to a spur bear- greens. in.-e i- re- tenced io from six months to five Tlie year ju.-t ended was the bus- r .. .. Lower; lop lambs. $ls; yearlings, $I5«> Agriculture, tiiscusses those diseases .1 Nlchol 'ie AM. dicai school. lioiiiios have determined whether or packages for special delivery. The elevated lo Ihe bench by Presidenl ; 15.50; wethers, [email protected]; ewes, $ •tfc'10. ments which Ihe human system needs ing Iwo buds. Grains should bo • • • Seth W. H. Strellinger of il. , . o to ihe 1 years at the Michigan ltdormaiory " it.-t in llie history of fhe fire depart- Calves, $17.50. not she i; i in it led to a pardon. revised bill is designed as a tempor- McKlnley. pruned before sap runs In February. of stone fruits, giving must attention wood post tif the American ! • - 'U. In a report iy of enn at Ionia by Circuit Judge Walter 11. than almost any other. Re sure to plant the seed of some ! lAPMlACTSfe • • « to the markel phases of the problem. MEDICINE ary measure, effective only from Feb. ment, having rt -pontlt-d i(» more than I), fn... lhal apiiointm.'nl, he l.a.i u, , Gardens Vs. Automobiles Hollywood, eai.. has been re • a- h.cteriologlsis Lnnsing Party enrollment, fo pre- North, A jurj convicted Dillon of s penl|onl g A perennials the last week In July or , • « 15 ihis year i(» Feb. 15 next year. 8,5uo calls within the city. The re- servt-d m congress as a representa- , Joy riding nnd tinkering with an Kvery home garden should bave a Field phases, however, are cunsldoretl Uiendcd to (Jovernor Klclai; •• I or vent a memh. r of one political or- negligent homicide. tbe first week in August for tlowor> Mossy-cup oak or burr oak is « ne of Austria- port shows that there Were 6,823 act- live from California, had been a Unit- WaBliington—Government pension automobile during siuire moments has Hardening Hotbed Plants when reference tu ihem helps explain 1 for A ri;:i . . I'a1 i/.iihm from voting in tlu primary iillie patch of plants for salads. Once next year. State eiimniatidor Nail' ii 1" 111 pgr •ilod to rllt ( ks ,rHVe, lo tlie r the finest of shade trees and thrives «if I'ei|f.o! 1 , Ks( anaha Kugene Wiih I. of ual Iiie, during Ihe year, or 123 more ed Slates circuit Judge under the I ' ; '« corners of the taken the life out of ninny a home planted most varieties produce for Plants raised in hotbeds, cold frame* • • • conditions which may arise during tlie as the choice of the L. j: ' ' :|i dei lion nl anolher party, 1; one of ear , marketing process. A copy of the Iml in many regions uf little rainfail. ollicials (•' i. Gladstone, is dead as the.io ;ii. of CITY EMPLOYES MUST PAY TAX than in 1923. Harrison administration and had oc- j " ' seeking out more than 500,000 vegetable garden during tiie past two or In boxes In the bouse need to be borship on tho now state - ; iie pro\: ion in a lo w codillcaiion of several years thereafter. The liens will not gorge on tbe corn • • • L ''! i:I•:i -i • .-tl plunging off the nonhwo.-iern oro 'ih automobile industry in Detroit cupied a place In McKlnley's cabinet Iu,rHn,,s wl"> I'«ve served Ihe country or three years. In many cases the gar- • • • "hardened off" before they are trans- letin may be had free of charge upon mission. Since mauv ;••.»:*• Mi'1 ! . i.eiion laws that has been when they have access to mash and Petunias will produce satNfactorily OOLcOS and co inter. 'l ... ri,'; dock to the it " 100 fei i b. low. He is .-.vpeii. need iiie greatest production in Hit; wars that preceded the World den luis had lo give way entirely to A place for everylbiiig nnd every- planted Into the open ground. Tiie ! request; while the supply lasts, from Leuion are intercs'- i:. • the ii.,:io i,Md in ihe Sena:' bj Senator Income of Utilities Men Not Exempt. as attorney general. tlie bran in the mash helps to prevent In places and under cunditioiis where lldUUfeM. the fourth man lo be klllert in (on- \.ar in its hisiory during 1921. ac-; War. Into every American state, ter- tiie garage and the care of Ihe auto- thing in its place .dioiild be the motto box may be mined from tbe window the United States Hoparlmont of Ag- Legi'in has nr.' ! tl ,it .i l.e man Aril li \\ i id. of D. froil. Tile bill Ruled by Revenue Department digestive disorders that might be many other flowers wiil not grow. * • r.eciion with the work of I'modding toidinr lo figuris compiled by the' ritory and possession and 68 foreign mobile. In oilier cases It has l»een a of every home gardener, especially and set outdoors during the warmer riculture, Washington. he un the < : .: ..»-• .a. > inger pro. caused by tbe corn. They also do well In window boxes. ii.. when a vol< r registers tin dock Willoiie wa.- . i. /ar'. d in fifty-fifty proposition and pari of the portions of tbe day, while the sash on COUQHS A re'.if Bur; < e I-I Moii Convention and Tourists' bur- WOMANGOVERNOR INAUGURATED countries and domlninns they went when it conies to the care of his tools. • • • # • * ha* fieell ac?;\ e i"i itill- ' .*• ht v he 1 • hi party prop rence. 1 Imn.'.'d In li." io hooking a cable to a Lugo Umber Washiii'^ion • All employes of t au. during the last fiscal year, bearing an garden plot lias IHHHI laken aa a site • • • the frames sbould be removed wholly A year's lime can be gained In Ine C'.nt. «'s »f ti • ilol'yu 'I.d I '«t, i:. The t" ti. i iimai\. he can onl\ ob- o - Clean Up on Saturday liens go on a strike In the face of yanl at I M. I M - • , which wa.- to ha\e l;e. n lowered to mulilclpally-owned in :tituiio:;s. acting Approximately 2,750,000 cars wore Mrs. Ross Assumss Post in Wyoming aggregate value of $22:1,994,777. Pen- tor tbe garage and the milo gels fully From other tests Unit have been or In part whenever the weather per- growing asparngiis by setting out the nf which : e I- a U.' -aber. !•> which •gni p tain haliot oi that parl\. unh'Sii he half of the time formerly spent on mila, being taken off permanently ns Saturday Is a good day lo clean increased wages. Correct and gener- for slnying Mr-, Hail U.nfri the hoMom >f tin,' dock when ihe tim- in a proprieiary capacity ratlier than produced during Ihe past 12 months, sion checks were issued during the made with dried huttermllk It appears mots Instead of "hinting seed, A bed many i" " i-.i: "i •!• ..r^ I i\e been ie condition la ao'Ui.d • |i. ' ion ollidals of a de- After 250 Word Speech up last year's garden if this was not ous feeding along with comfortable more than three \.,,i a L'O. ber slid off the side of the ic\ dock, serving governmonlal purposes, such tin- convention bureau's figures show. Inst year to 525,^39 soldiers, widows the garden. Garden vegetable* are a tbat il can lie used to best advantage soon as possible. This Is as soon ns of asparagus should last for twenty tunii ! it:'" '!• • i' - CofTers. of her 1. id.ft j" rnd sir.- io (hatic. hi afllliations. attended to in the fall. All remnants (liiarters will usually return them to rarrjing him with it. as water, light and street railway This represents an estimated valua- and dependents as compared to 539,754 great American necessity nnd are In the inusb when aupplemenied with danger of frosts is past. In this man- years or more, affording a splendid the Job. Wi - - f> 'lo • j-ii Charles Iv Kutlienberg, Cheyenne, Wyo,—Pledging herself of vegetables and flowers must be The Bank of Klngsley, a private In Detroit- Tax figures for 1921 in- couipanies, an- subject to income lax tion of $2,500,000,000. in 1923. needed at ali times of Ihe year lo meal and scrap or tankage. ner the plants become thoroughly ac- early vegetable. • • • I'.ar. floii i - fir-1 • il-way will he In- • • • gathered together ami butned. This Aiding Community Affaira Mltutlon at Kin^dey, Iowa, dosed its promiiit nily known radical, was sen- comes showing several importani on their compensation. to continue the program and policies biiliince up the . • ve from Ihree to 10 National Capital Power War Cnda. launched by her dead husband, Mrs. Where there Is room for two or three they are set In tbe open ground. will destroy the eggs of Innumerable doom because of deplefed cnsh iis^,.!^ changes in exempt ion* and big cuts They will have to pay taxes on Plan Would Ralae Lakea Two Feet Uronchltl* la Indlealed wlien a stoci* business is a high-class sire. • • • will furnish IIIO'IM. I '-r, it Is an- Insects. Weeds should likewise be arc helping tiii the community chests. years at the Michigan State prison al in the rale on small Incomes, have their Incomes as far back as* 1918, WuBhlngton—A seven-year battle Nellie Taylor Ross was formally lih Minneapolis, Minn.—With tbe view Nitrate on the Lawn extra rows, try growing some popcorn chicken has a wblslling and rattling The trust fund eMahllshed by the noun. . d. destroyed, but do nut yet destroy I'ett or sires mean a beiur herd and One instant uimtintod co nperailon Jackson and pay a fine ol 15,000 by been given oui by Fred L. Wood- and the bureau of Internal revenue i over electric light and power rales In nugurated governor of Wyoming last tbat tbe 1,200-mile stretch of the for the children. It requlrea very lit- in Ihe throat. II does nol oflen occur late William Thaw of Pitlshurgh, Pa., The use of a light sprinkling of ni- How to Make Lettuce Head mulches which nave been placed over economical production of meat, milk, by 1 cu on men in the inieivsi uf un- Judge Charles K. While in tbe Ber- worth. collector of internal revenue. has notified collectors of internal rev- the national capital has been settled Monday Mrs. Ross Is the first wom- Great Lakes from Duluth to the St tle attention, and late In the summer in flocks protected in well-ventllated Don't wait for time to Iiroducod an income of more than si, The mil -tn ..f ayr!. idture nt Bel- trate on the lawn la the l»esl and If yon had hard luck with head let- hardy plants and around shrubs. If wool or eggs—and this moans larger furnniaie humanity i« in Lus Aug. Ies Hen rouni> Circuit Courl. Federal Thin year ail married persons enue lo compel the filing of returns by an agreement by which the Polo- an governor in the history of the na* you will IN) surprised to And nice, fas! issin i can Lawrence River forma the moat lai- quickest way to produce a luxuriant tuce again last year and It was either houses and male birds seem more you have not already sprinkled llme- profits. where ".'•ti active workers went into heal that rash (NMMNN) during the la»t four yeai«. "" "'••'er en fines similar and slat* ofllcers co-operaied in tin tlon. idiimp ears, two or three to Ihe atalk. • • • U the P. claim exemption of |2,600 and single over those years. mac Electric Power company agreed portant element In the Lakea-to-tke- Htand of blue-green award early In oflen aflllcted. ih- field fur funds, in compli- Hurry K. Thaw will receive ?IOO.IHHI I'll ictioU plaelng a bull Brldci man. Berrien County, raid in oa, , 0 t:l wa8 • • • utterly headless and ran up to seed or • • • stone over your garden area, tills Is I^ECLECT of even the flight- persons 11,000. The tax last year was The ruling, far-reaching In Its ap- lo reduce its rates at once by 25 per i ' ® * Bdinlnlslered Sea waterway. Francis C. Shenehoa. Annual flowers successful in partial ot the fund. Upon llie imp.ntaii.-n of American the season. The action of the nitrate Hardy ehrysnnthemums give the Inst if the heads were as empty aa thoae a good time to do it so tbat the spring ance with tbat phrase in the pro- est skin rash, roughnpts, August, P.i22. which led to Kuthen- 4 per cent on the first |4,01K) and 6 per plication, Is based on courl decisions I cent and to refund to consumeri $3,- j ^y Chief Justice Poller of tbe a tale consulting hydraulic engineer, of Mln- Tolled plains must have a reason- • • • , potatoes. of ioda may lie noted If a lump of Ihe of some people you know, don't he freezing ami thawing and the early tdiade and that do well as basket amble of tlie cunstiiutlon, "dor chafing er soreness may If.ve berg's an. st. it was eharged lhal in several aeclions of the country ' 000,000 of an accumulated surplus. The '"I'renie court In Ihe senate chamber fall flowers. The while and pink {c« ul on Incomes exceeding 14,000. neapolls, bus a plan for raising tbe nitrate Is dropped on Ihe lawn. In a discouraged, but try again this spring. able amouni 'of fresh air If tliey are flowers are sweet sultan, chirkia. rommunlty, S'a!e and Nation." The serious consequences. Painful, The Minnesota fdato law command-I n.|l1 ' an "underground" convention of ra- 8,a,< blossoms are hurt by freezing, but rains may help to disintegrate and ... i .. i i ' " 1 - 111in^ nas occurred near This year only 2 per cent will be Hilch have held. In effect, that such kilowatt hour rate has been reduced to ' capllol. rurface levels of all the lakes by reg- short lime It will be observed Ihat |«i give Ihe desired results. Al- platycodon. godetla, nrummt»mi piil.»x. community chest is cumprohen-ively . distiKurmg compldints lii'e ec- ing one day of re.t in eu-ry seven w„* Tl.,l|:tn Miir.M.(.M fr nau most of Ihe yellow, bronze and dark Just make Ihe ground richer and be carry tbe lime water into tbe soil io dicals under order from Moscow, was levied ou the first $4.boo. 4 per cent Institutions as were named were com- 71-2 cents, and consumers will receive ^* ' Kural address was In the ulating workr In Ihe outflow chanaela though the weather may be very eold zema, ringworm, etc., ai. start he|\M»en Spanish there will lie a tuft of thicker, ranker aure there la • water aupply avail- sweeten it. Lime Is esjiecialiy bene- pansy, sweet alyssum. lupine and ummnnity afTalr, with mercy as Us declared t<» lie uneonstltutlonnl by the the purpose of the Brldgeman gather- on the second H.000, a-id « per cent petlng with private enterprise and In cash ten per cent of the payments ; ,orm 0' M 250-word statement, The shade* are not In the colder states io a small way. for es nnd Moorish trih.'smen. dis- at tho head of the St. Clair River, growth about thla spot, much re- able. There la only one aecret to mak- outside, a little fresh air occasionally i forget-me-not. sulo end. Mlite Supreme court. ing which the ofllcers interrupted, j on all Incomes exceeding |8,000. present stale administration baa they need to be watered In n cold flclal to grapes. • • • • • • patches reaching Biarrif/, announced. should occupy a similar footing with they have made to tbe company since thereby elllmlnatlng the contlnnal sembling the growth In pastures about ing head lettuce, rlcb aoll, plenty of will be heneflcliil lo any growing | The safest plan is to keep a pledged their support to Mrs. Ross. frame, jar of Kesinol Ointment ready Lansing Gov. Groesbeck in tho , Lansing- A hearing of the chargt tespect to certain taxation features. ; 1917. -a dredging In trunk line cbannela. old dmpplnga. The main design In • • • moisture and keep It moving from planl. vegetable or flowering. j Ibihllas are among the showiest u( Fire of unknown origin wrecked the fou,, v a, K a, ,M ,,ttK tc use at the first sign of skin Four earthquakes of moderate In- ! • '' ' "' ' chief ex- ol Mayor Pe'.er C. Jezewakl, of Ham aprinkling nitrate upon the lawn ahould • • • When Fertilizer Is Used late summer flowfrs rotpiirlng n abun- Ten Poata Conaolidate rtitcago Parking company'* plant at If yon did not give attention fo your the day the aeed aprouts. trouble. It promptly ttopa tensity were felt on Ihe Island of ecutlve, parobd or rommuied the t amck, lhal he has b«en placed in Employaa Partieipate In Profits. Musical Studanta Get lig Endowment Reward Fined Per World Pllera. On poor soli the United States Pe j !f application of fertilizer tn the dance of mulstnre and cool nights for Ctuisolldation of tt-n pos's of the Chicago. The loss Is estlnuiied ut ffotfof im Cold Water be nn even distribution. itching and reduces inflamma- Negro*, ihe weather bureau at Manila Waahlngton—Secretary Weeks baa old botlted last fall after the cropa \meritan l.c.i.-n in Indiaii.ipulis into |4(i0,Ut0. sentences of fewer lifers than any of tn intolerable position by stale io- New York—An $880,984 proflt-shur-1 Cincinnati, O.— Deserving musical partment of Agriculture suggests the trtirden soil lies been delayed until best results: hence, they are usually tion and burning. 1 he tiny Little I "t i rot by (at breakfast)—My were gathered ami you cleaned up ••ne hi. po>i .f aiipru\ima!. .\ a Iliou- • • • reported. his predecessors for many years, j teiference in Ihe administration of Ing disbursement baa been made by students In need of financial aaaiat* approved a plan for reward of tbe Reasons for Cultivating following flowers: Love-lies-bleeding spring. It should be put on the still as not planted unlll June so they will pores readily receive this sooth- • • • egg Is quite cold; Is youra. too? Keep the Soil Loose your garden space, give It a once-over -anti member;, uccnir il rect irl.* with During the four years now closing he police affairs will be held here tlie the Title Guarantee A Trust company, ance during Iheir musical educatloa army world fliers which would ad* The purposes of garden cultivation prince's feather, Joseph's eoni, I'ape early as possible and it .buuld be i not become sllllited by the heat of ing ointment, and its healing The Four Ifornemen of Notre Dame Little Helen—Tea; I wonder what After a hard rain the garden nnd and see that It I* in gtsnl condition: the object of giving greatt r se '* ice to Rioting and looting in Nanking, extended clemency to 15 lifers at evening of Wednesday. January 14. All officers and employes share, re- period are to be benefitted by a $100,- vance Captain Lowell H. Smith, 1,000 are to kill weed*, to allow air to reach marigold, godeiia, dwarf nasturtium spread out and glv m every opportun- | summer. influence is -•arri'-J ffcr belovtr —•Layden, Crowley. Htulihireher and makes them tlmt way? pnvy bed packs ami after the aim remly for tbe new rich din after Ihe China, Ted by troops in command «f Marquette, six at Jackson and to one Jeiewskl, whose removal had been flies on the promotion Hat. and Lieu- tiie roots of plants and lu break up poiiulaca. Scot eh pink, sweet alyssum. ity to rot before ll Is pbwed of • • • •he ••ommuniiy. the suriace of tbe skin. Miller—playing their ItiNt game for ceiving from 2S.7 per cent to 37.4 per 000 endowment fund established by Utile Dorothy—I guesa tbe cook fresh manure has been put in. Cld llsleb-yimng. oiiated tuchun of In Ihe l)eiroit house of correction. tenanta Wade, Nelson and Arnold 500 iniikcs Ils appearance the ground soil particles, releasing planl final to I in selecting seed fur Vegetables || Resinol Soap is a favorite flielr alma muter, before r'jjUMj niiec- esked on allegations that the laws cent of their annual salaries, accord- Mrs. Henrietta Fleischmann, mother mnde n mistake and boiled Ihem la * • • garden balsam ami ralliopsia. spaded under. Seed.*- and pla its ^hoiild Kianysu. (inived total losses and dam- Gov. Sleeper, paroled or commuted .lies each. Sergeants Ogden and iisually bakes. If the soli is of clay it tlie fcoiling rootlets. Frequent shal- • • • Family Sleepj in Sacki's with thousands who like ita were not being enforced, was virtual- Ing to length of service. Under the of Ihe former mayor of Cincinnati eold water. not be placed In direct ctniiaei with ia goml plan to lie sure thai \«III M-T* tutors, handed her a national Inter becomes so bard that Ihe young Tlie larger growing forts of peas : generous lather, so refreshing ayes of .<.V« 1.000 'he sentences of 50 lifi-rs during his ly placed on probation with the un Harding, who hold reserve corps com* low cultivation should he practiced the fertilizer, as li will bur them. getting the kind that will give the ('lose ti ihe fa nuns It t'.le ab i.-x. in rollfghite foot hull ebamplon«liip ut • • • plan, a fourth of Ihe net proliis In ea- whose will has been filed for probate take a little longer le develop than Olo crank-case oli from tbe tlfvver and cleansing. At all druggisU. fmr years as chief executive. 34 at missions as second lieutenants, would plant* hnve a bard lime milking any during dry weather. The soil ahould : best results. Tu do ihK tl pa\s fn Sussex. Kngl. nd, a i r family <»,' tiv. I'nmidena, Cal.. as a fitting climax lo derstanding tbat William Uer^,. polic cess of $1,000,000 is distributed lo the Tho estate of Mrs. Fleischmann who the dwarf kinds, so by making the or Ihe tractor applied lo the hogs' The British air ministry U organic lackson, ant) id HI Marqueiie. while commissioner, appointed upon lecom- be appointed olflcers In the regulai progress. Thus. It Is necessary that always Ih? cultivated as soon as it can r.ra'n feed such as spruiited oats. ! with respuiisible Isineii. |f yui vas fmmd living in mrs made uf >a. k a long, bonorable and Npeetuciilar ca- 'irganlzatlon. One-half the estimated died a few days ago, was valued at $!.• plantings about the same time or with either from a rubbing post covered lim a projed f«»r further explorailut iov. Ferris commuted Ihe st nience of n army la their reserve corps grades. Ihe soil be loosened about tlie plant* lie safely worked after heavy ralna. ng and sleep iu on si raw w ith only a reer. The Kcoro wan. N'otre Dame W; m ndatlon of the slate, was to be glv tmount Is distributed qinrterly 000,000. She was the widow of Charlea in a very few day* of eucii other, an with oil-soaked burlap, or sprayed tin abhage. turnips, beets and rape are , hiive not savetl seed from your owi wiih a view to the establlxlimeni .» •7 al Jackson and 17 at M -raueiie. AU menhers of the flight squadron to to give Ihem ail advantage. They will Otherwise a crust forms, the surface 'eesMiry for the health of the pullets. ^ plants.. aiauket for covering. Mtaaford university lo. ei a free hand to dean up the lown liro-jgbout the year und the balance Fleischmann. founder of the Flclach alnmst continuous supply will be pro hel|ia lo keep down lice and m.ing. RESINOL un air line fioiti Cairo to Cupe Town. resfHind most satisfactorily to auch ueld until the end of the year. i maou DIsMlery Co. -ecelve distluguifehed service medala. bakea, and the crops are Injured. mitea. consideration. I vided. THE LOWELL LEDGER tri THE ALTO SOLO Al
New crop of lettuce now ready at Lowell Greenhouse. E33tf Lester H. Hopkins of Ionia spent the week-end with his parents Mr. and Mrs. James Hopkins. Heavy four-buckle, all rubber & C. THOMAS & Arctics at Shuter's. We have them in lace, too, if you prefer. adv SCHNEIDERS Mr. und Mrs. H. N. Stone and Mr. The Yeltow Front Store and Mrs. H. N. Stone, Jr., spent Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. C. A Stone Nationally Advertised Foodstuffs at Lowest Possible Prices Married, Monday, Jan. 12, at the Plainlield M. E. church, Elgin Nor- wood to Miss Elmina Eteinburg of Ionia. Flour Prices are going higher—Better slook up Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Lane and Mrs. Julia Stone of Pontiac spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. PILLSBURY'S BEST M. Hoxie. Kii{'s Flake Arnold's Best or GOLD MEDAL < Piano Tuner John M. Zink, will be 1 IIIVENTORY SPECIALS in Lowell during week of Jan. 19. 24 /2 Lbs. Kanaaa Hard Wheat Flour 24^ Lbs. Leave orders with Royden Warner, teacher of piano. Mr. nnd Mrs. Vern Rowley, two $1.12 LU $1.25 Blue Denim Heavy Wool- sons and Miss Mina McCord spent $1.32 Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James Mixed Sox Hopkins and family. Overalls and Mrs. Elizabeth A. Elerick, a form- er l.owell resident, aged 68 years, Pire Lard Lard Ceaipawd died nt the home of her sister, Mrs. Blie Bdl Jackets SUITS and 25c C. J. Buckley, Grand Rapids, Tues- Bulk Peanut Butter day evening. Pe'Wr* Lb—"FVO. Per Lb. Mrs. William Klumpp has return- $1.19 ed to the home of her daughter, Mrs. ["20c Blanket Lined Mary Andrews, after spending a few 21c 17c weeks with her son and wife. Mr. OVERCOATS and Mrs. C. W. Klumpp. Duck Coats Regarding the Lowell township Heavy Wool- treasurer matter, while Mrs. J. C. Let U. Buy Your Eggs-it Will Pay You. Regular Price Sale Price Smith's name has been mentioned, $3.95 the lady states that she is not a can- Mixed Pants didate and does not want the ofllce. Line from C. J. Collar dated at SARANAC BEST RED BEST PINK Lantana, Florida, December 29, says: $20.00 $16.95 High Rock Fleece "We are located two miles south of $2.95 Lake Worth which is only 7 miles from Palm Beach. Temperature to- Cmiiery Butter Salmn Salmon Lined Union Suits day is 75 degrees." 25.00 19.95 "Boy of Mine," by Booth Tarking- r ton, at Strand theater Friday and u 40c 27c Can 17C Cotton Work $1.89 Saturday. adv Friends of The Ledger having bus- 30.00 25.95 iness with the Probate court are Pants earnestly requested to direct that VanCamp's Corduroy the necessary printing be sent to The Ledger. There will be no extra Thomas Special $1.59 29.45 expense ovor that required else- Tomato Soup Thcmas Special 35.00 Trousers where and the business will help your home paper. tf Regular Sale Our old May ville friend W. T. Caflee r 37 Bread fir 8c .ewis fell on some icy steps the can. 25c Fleece Lined 40.00 34.95 Price Price other day and cracked two ribs. Ah, brother," remarked a clerical gentleman, "The wicked stand in Jersey Jackets $6.00 $5.00 slippery places." "I see tliey do," 45 00 39.00 groaned Tell; "but I can't." We Caa Save You Dollars. Let Us Show You. Your own personal printed sta- $2.45 $5.00 $4.00 tionery in a handsome social size cabinet, bond linish llammermill bond, 250 sheets, OV-sxlO'/i;, 250 en- velopes SV-jxoMi, all neatly printed fo your order, $4.50. Other sizes. Vsk to see them at The Ledger These are Some of ollice. tf Does your wife have cold feet? Our Best Friends HEAVY FOOTV/EAR let her a pair of felt shoes at Shut- Continuing its custom of acknowl- rs'. That'll stop it. adv dging receipts of subscriptions, both 1 am now located at the Lowell new and renewals. The Lowell Led- For Right Now Auto Sales Co. Star and Durant gar- ger and Alto Weekly Solo appredat- P. SCHNEIDER and SON ige, where I will be pleased to serve ngly reports the following: II my former patrons and all others Mrs. R. A. Hunt, L. D. Warner, T. desiring the service of an experi- A. Murphy, Mrs. C. F. Holt, Mrs. Will Heavy 4-Buckle Rubbers, Heavy High Lace enced mechauic, on any make of Tredenick,. Hazel Schwarder. Earl iiitomobile, CheWoIets especially. Slarhard, Mrs. Margaret Drew, Mrs. Rubbers, Both Heavy and Light 4-Buckle Arc- Lowell, Mich. Frank Schwacha. .1. W. Lyon, H. L'. Shuter Mrs. Oscur tics, Felt Shoes of Every Description, Alaskas Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cahill and Rivelt, Mrs. Montie Saylcs, Sirs. Wm. daughter Gertrude returned home t. Booth, Ed. lloag, J. 1), Davis, S.1 and Rubbers of All Kinds. Monday evening from Marion, Ohio, T. Seeley, Charles Krafl, Thos. J. being called there by the death of Byrne, George Lee, Mrs. Alice Proc- HEAVY RUBBERS ser molher, Mrs. Mary Baker, Dec. tor, Si. W. Morse, Earl Cole, F. II. 21. Mrs. Mina Minnix, sister of Mrs. Marsh, J. Konkle, Mrs. E. J. Ferris,1 In 4-Buckle style to wear with heavy Sox Cahill and Mrs. Wm. Kauknan of Ethel Finglelon, Mrs. A. N. Garstone, Peck's Hill, came for an exlended Mrs. Jennie Johnson, Charles Ran-, or overshoes. High lace rubbers in 8, 10 new Chcvroli'ts :it Mc- Lettuce now ready at the Lowell Dressmaking—Mrs. Hobert Stiles, visit and a much needed resl. roft. Will Staples, Mrs. Ella Chee-! and 16 inch heights. See tlu I ham, S. C. Snyder. Mrs. Emma Rick-! Queen's. :ulv Greenhouse. i-'llltf i hone 385. [pii3 If a county ordinance proposed by Melville B. Mcpherson, of Vergen- ner. Miss Ida Lalley, J, 11. Rickert,: Items o/ ike Lowell Folk of l.onu Ago items cm Mrs. 1'. C. Peckham was in Grand T. M. Doyle was in Grand Bapids E. L. Bennett. Mrs. L. J. Lee, John ; ARCTICS insert page. Hapids Thursday. on business Tuesday. nes township, chairman of the board of supervisors, which he placed be- Ingenthron, Charles Pclerle, Charles I'. G L utk was home from Lahs- Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Weekes were in Heavy and light 4-buckle, heavy one- Mrs. S. S. I.ee w ;s in Gr.i'id llap- fore the legislative committee yes- Bro>wn. Mrs. Waller Peters. Mrs. Jos.' ids Wednesday. ,4 fi.-r tlu week-end. i Grand Hapids Wednesday, terday, is adopted by the board, dog Lewis, Mrs. Frank Keech, Ellie Cox,; buckle and the Alaskas. All in first ToiCn Mr. and Mrs. Giill" Hatch wen in | Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Martin, Len VanStee, Mrs. Elmira Shear, A.' pla\er piano will he sold George Hakli was in Granfl '.lap- owners who fail to obtain the dog .it a bargain. H. 1). Sloel in^. adv (, i.d Lapids Thursday. .Ian. 12, a daughter, Sarah Ann. (i. Hesse, Arch Thomas, W. S. Mer- j quality merchandise and price is right. ids Tuesday. icenses prior to March 1 will be Miss Alma Kel Np. n! tl1;: week- Dr. and Mrs. .1. C. Smith were Licensed to wed: Edward Sehui- subjeet to a clerical fee of $1 per rill, Buell Wright, Miss Anna Atkins, Miss Leonn Doniik is working in Graad ll. pids shopper-, Thursday. tema, Zeeland; Dora Chase, Lowell. dog when he pays the license at the H. B. Boylan, (ieorge Gllck, 1, C, ; FELT SHOES Grand Paj)i(ls. (•'•.d visiti.';,4 lur iii Grand Hap- 1 county treasurer's ofllce.—Herald. White, K. C. Poulson, C. H. Choler-. ids. GlilL <1 Gook of Grand Hai)ids Licensed to wed: J. Elgin Xor- ton. Glen Reynolds, Geo. W Conol- In regular and high tops, some with felt Lowell jkMis of 1!*. and .'ID years v. i ;i wtrk-end -nest of Huth Lee.: wood, Lowell; Elmina Steinburg, 18, Mrs. 11. L. DeVoe fell on the lloor ago on insert page. Luther Seven >f Otse-' spent the ly, M. Erb, Sirs. B. C. Noble. Mrs. weik-end visiting .Mr. and ,\!:s. Clint Mrs. Gharles Kna|jp and Miss Ina Ionia. of her home on Peck's hill in Ihis and some with Mishkoe soles, some kid Mrs. \i. Walker was in Saranac Geo. Lewis, C. O. Hill, Esther New-' Miller. O'liari'Av re in Grand I'.apids to- Mrs. C. A. Ball and sister, Mrs. village one day recently and broke i omh. Grant Adams, Frazier Broth-1 Thursday and Friday. covered with leather soles. If you want "Hoy of Mine," hy Hoolh Tarking- day. Andrews,. spent Tuesda— y„ in Grand ler hip. Mrs, DeVoe is one of Low- ers. Miles C. OTIarrow. Mrs. 11. X.' •ll's oldest old residents and was in Stop that cold! Get some warm ton, at Stiand theater Friday and Mrs. Ld. Knillin and Mrs. Clyde , Hapids. Lee, Mrs. J. W. Berry, Emily Sayles, to keep your feet warm come in and look dry footwear at Shuk-r's. adv Saturday. adv Collar were in Grand Hapids one i ler usual health at the time of her Helen Avery, Kasper Fuersteln, Jno.' Clayton Mallory mechanic at Mc- fall. She was long acustomed to Can uie two Chevrolet car sales- Hadiola Super-llelrodyn. the "Holls day last week. Queen's, adv A. Gulliford, Mrs. Celia Lincoln, Mrs. at these shoes. men. McQueen Motor Co. walk down to the business section Sarah Lacey, John Hartley, C. H. loyce" of radio, on display at Slock- G. Bradish and G. L. Hatch attend- "Boy of Mine," by Booth Tarking- of town nnd transact business, a Harold Otzman of Detroit spent Morse, John Tribbey, Lyle R. Bow- > RUBBERS ng's store. adv ed the Kmpress theater in Grand lon, at Strand theater Friday and practice she continued until quite 1 the week-end wilii l.owell friends. Hapids Sunday. Salurday. adv en. Mrs. Pliebe Ryder. H. S. Tliomp- Mr. and Mrs. Sai^Henham have -ecently. She is being made as com- son, Charles Salzgeboer, R. Room- For all tlie family in both light and See the new white gold rings for "lie to Saginaw iw tiie icnialnder ' Will Malcolm of Grand Rapids Mrs. Esther Newcomb left the lirst brtable as possible and is cared for the kiddies at Stocking's. adv ker. Mrs. N. L, ('oons. J, L. Thomas, 1 l" the Winter. s •;;! Ihe week-end with his father, iif the week for an indefinite stay in by her daughter, Mrs. WoodrulT, C, E. Bigler, A, Bruner, Earl Jones,: heavy weight. We have men's heavy low Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Butler- Mr. and Mrs. Seward llolf of jaa.es Malcolm. Kalamazoo. C. A. Weeks, Charles (VHeron, Mrs. first quality rubbers from $1.3S to $2.25. ileld, Jan. 12, a sun, lierherl William. •irand Itapids call. 1 o i Mr. and Mrs. Lucille Myckowiak of Grand Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Van- Meaning of Great Statue Clarence Ford, Mrs. John Lolt, Mrs. First class butter for sale at l.ow- . 1 latch Sakmhiy. Hap ils was a guest of Miss Edith derveen, Friday, Jan. 9, a daughter, .lames Gulliford, Clarence Holliduy, ell creamery. Price right. Phone Mrs, Charles l\('io/."./. wh(» is in Pi1leher Saturday. weighing pounds. The Saint fiaudenK statue lu Hook Mrs. Daniel Carr, Mrs. Elizabeth Er- This store has never been In a better po- Creek cemetery Is oorrectly culled the 258. Hlockult li i-i'ilal, .s eoining linel> Mr. ami Mrs. Joseph Gillard of New White electric sewing ma- hardt, Mrs. llarley Mullen, M. C, Gil- sition to supply you with anything you may Mr. and Mrs. John Kropf attend- following her oper.ilion. . L. pids were Sunday guests chine ijMa.OO less than city canvass- "Adams Memorial." Saint Gaudens bert, William Collins, Morris Trum- 1 ed a danee in Saranac Friday even- Mr. .iini Mrs. N. L. Gnnns visited i' Dr. i ul Mrs. Gotfredsen. ers ask. R. D. Stocking. adv had no Intention of Hyiabullzlng "Krlef" bull, Wm. McGrath, Jay C AVykes, need in heavy warm footwear. Our Stock is ing. '';rir daii-ihtcr, Mrs, Marcus I'ntnam, The Kent board of supervisors, In designing the figure. He suld that Harold Otzman, Mrs, Wm. Laux. Mrs. Lester II. Hopkins visited at the a: .1 familv in Ionia Sunday. x.•:.iai i i iiiiiiiwii with only two dissenting votes, de- to hire It represented the soul faee to Nick Pilsch, Mrs. Maggie Mcpher- complete and considering the quality of the son. W. J. I lull, Mrs. Ray Shattuck, Merritt MeCord home Saturday eve- Miss l !o\ Kysei spent the week- clared against the oroposed Child- face with the greatest of life's ques- merchandise sold the price is better than you ning. •nd with her parents. Mr. and Mis. Labor amendment Wednesday. tions—"If a man die shall he live Nell Cameron, Ben Niekus, Waller Rogers. 11. B, Newhall, F, P. Keii- Hov K> c:, in South Boston. American Legion! will find elsewhere. Mrs. W. C. Doyle entertained the Local Agent W. V. Burras of the again?" yon, 11, R. Chamberlain, Mrs. L, M. West Side Bridge club 1 uesday eve- Did you ever wear felt shoes? Michigan Rodded Fire Insurance Chubb. Wili J. Flynn. Frank Shores. ning. Regular Meeting 8 o'clock, company states that the fire loss of They're warm, look nice. ' o. Shut- Praiecti HimteU Mrs. Ida Babcock. Mrs, N, P. Allen. H. D. Stocking has sold White sew- r lias all '.\les and prices. adv Monday, Jan, 19. Especi- Percy Read has been satisfactorily Fred Patterson, William Fuller, Mrs, adjusted. "Men are not un tleklc as women." ing machines continously It li) Mr. ai 1 Mrs. Esham and two ally important business. Bert Carr. Fred H. Bacon, Norah E, H. L. SHUTER'S years. adv laughters and Hoht. Mun^. r of Ionia Wish to exchange my 1922 model "Perhaps not," fomented Miss Cayenne. Brainerd, M. Langworlhy, Mrs, G. il. Paul Yeiter of Ionia spent i week \ is'kd id Merritt McCord's Sunday Oyster supper ofter meet- l ord touring for a good Ford ton **A woman IN free to chunKe her mind, Alexander. Mrs. Thomas Honan. Mrs. CASH BOOT SHOP •with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. night. ing. truck. This ear in good shape and but a nan after huylnu an envuKcment Carrie Clark. Mrs. E. H. Cambell. T. A. Ball. Dr. H. L. Slocking of Chieago and needs no outlay. Charles Young, Hag hss a little NOinethlnR to proteet Willard Hunter, W, M. Graham. K. Phone 304. [cfi Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Sterkins and Charles Slo kin^ of Detroit spent Oscar Brezina, Adj. In the way of an Invewtment."—Winh- A. Arnold, Geo. Haysmer, Mrs, S. O. Litllelleld, Morrison Brighton, Mrs. Mrs. Claud Staal were in Grand Hap )vlr Sunday with li. D. Stocking Good butter and buttermilk for Ington Star. ids Thursday. and family. sale at the Lowell creamery, firing Joe Gllboe. Fred Wood, C. O. Con- don. Roy Dollaway. Mrs. Rose Ford, Try the Ford garage for auto ac- Don't wait until the Spring rush your iars and iugs. Buttermilk 5c is on; hnn;: om car in now to the Lmerson Wieland attended the per quart, 15c gallon. First door Philippine Mohammedant F. L. Colson, Henry DeFer, Don L. cessories and supplies.—Atkins Mo- Phillips, Mrs. Sam. Wingeiar, Julius tor Sales Co. Mci.aii ' i. .• Co. and have it American Hoad Builders* conven- south Lowell State bank. In the Philippine IhIuimN there ure •hedu'd over; Chr. ton Mallery, me- tion in Chicago January a-'J. Wester. W. F. Brooks. W. H. Wal- Miss Helen Denick has returned Word has been received bv The about 450,000 Moros who ure Mnhum kins. Clyde G. Stark, E. V. Storey, hoi.i., after a few day's visit in chanic. adv Misses Laura Taylor mid Ruth Lee, Ledger editor of the death December raedans. Although the wililt-M urn) 20 of Mrs. C. L. Loree, a former Mrs. W. W. W ilson, Eugene Carr. (irand Hapids. Mr an i Mrs. (.. M. Parker and Mr. Jim Tro\ and ClilVord Cook attend- most fanatleal of th«> nutlv***. they ure Rev. J. II. Wesbrook, F. J. Parnotl, and Mrs. Glyde G. i'.o' were Sunday ed the Lmpress theater Sunday. l.owell vicinity resident, sent bv her Beautiful wool and slik hose for daughter, Anna Loree, writing from the only one* who have petitioned to A. F. Frazee. I. J, Russell, Mrs. F. E. the ladies at Shuter's. adv yuesls ol Mr. and Mrs. Dair Morgan Mi s. lilson and daughter Elizabeth bave the United Suite* keep eonirol of Bruner. P. II. Schneider. F. W. Hin- in Grand Hapids and altended the and (ierald White were guests Sun- Dillon, Montana, under date of Jan Miss June Weber and friend of uary 5. tbe Philippine* yan, Henry Alexander, O. C. Kel- Empress theater. dav of Mr. and Mrs. F, E. White. logg, Oscar Moore, S. J. Carter. A. E, Saranac were Sunday guests of Mr. The Freshman class held a sleigh and Mrs. Ed. Walker. Mrs. Hlizaheih Fo.th returned lo Mr. and Mrs. L. Ayres and' Miss Baker. her home in Manistee to ! ( I hurs- Doris Gonant attended the Regent ride party out to the home of Laugn- Mariieti Sweet Soundi Who will be next? Hoyce Merrill and Ken yon Pea- ton Cole. Sleighing was fine and davj after spending several weeks theater in Grand Rapids Friday eve- The lyre, the flute, the trumpet or body of Suniield were Sunday guests with her daughk r. Mrs. II. P. Got- ning. with no tipovers all enjoyed them- of Mr. and Mrs. M Merrill. selves. At Ihe Cole home dancing horn, aad tlie klthura were IINMI hy the Really Simple fredson, and family. Mr. and Mrs. I). G. Look and Mr. Mrs. Neville Da varn and son <»f and games were enjoyed with Hreeki. The RavptlanH lined the flute, lie bad pro|NMi«d io her. as la etlll Good proposition for 2 Chevrolet and Mrs. H. E. Springett called on the alstruin, the lyre and tlie harp. The Carson City spent over Sundav with car salesmen. McQueen Motor Co. bountiful pot-luck supper. tbe custom with some people, and ber Mrs. i. Kropf and family. Mr. and Mrs. M. B Conklin in Ionia harp, la many InstaneeM, hud 15 Wedne.sday eveninf? a family sur- Sunday Anyone interested in eualltjr of answer bad been "No. Nol" Can you W. V. Burras attended a meeting prise party in honor of his birthday Hollywood S. C, While Legtiorn strlags. Imagine then, why he crushed ber ei- Mrs. Clara Miller was called to baby chicks, matted by Prof, For of tbe Michigan Podded Fire liiMir- annivers.try was «iven Hoy Johnson ultantly to hla manly breast aad thee Lansing by the illness of her son. man manager of Grandview Poul ance company in Flint last week. at his home east of town and .i sub- PeerJ ReUtivei Commenen rushed off lo huy the llceaset Well, She has been visiting her sister, Mrs. try farm, who was formerly al Ihe Tkt Ford garage guarantee com stantial dinner was served. The Ld. Maloney. Tbe relatlvea of Kngllah peers do Ife very simple: They were both plft# Mtiifaction for all auto re- M. A. C., inquire of Imbert Kalling- MAKE IT A HABIT piece de resistance was a birthday not oflletally belong to the ICnullMh no- Knglish teaehers aad ao knew very palrf. Call for service car when in Ves. we have Rollins' underhoset er, Lowell agent, for circulars. (p33 cake made by hi-, mother and sur- They're just right lo wear with silk bility, altbougb to all parpoNes they well that two negatlvea make aa af- trouble.-—Atkiot> Motor Sales Co. mounted by iia candles. Save money by ordering Grand flnaatlve. slockings. They are very reason- Rapids Herald special bargains of are nable*. They may, however, hold Taking Candy home regularly la a splen- able in price too. adv I he Ledger. Our old patrons know through eourteay, hut according did habit to form. Tha family all enjoy I he Clover Leaf club and the this Is so. New ones must learn or law they are mere com- Maaeuring Ligkf§ Speed . Lowell Literary club will hold a lose. Herald Michigan Fanner and it and when it ia made from pure ingra- joint meeting Tuesday, Jan. 20, al Ledger-Solo—all one year far 1648 The speed of light wee measured dients In a sanitary kltchan aa our Our Motto: StWo# and Quality the home of Mrs. Orlo Yeiter. flrat by tlmlag tha edlpeee off Juplter'a 9 Mrs. S. Pletcher fell down the *5.50. Other offers accordingly. Deetreyed ky BleetrieHy moons; light takes about I8!4 mlnutea Candies are, It la a healthful food. cellar stens Mondav; but was very John Hergin was pleasantly sur ng growera and ablpiierN iim* elee te eroas the earth's orbit, ae wbea tbe lucky and received only slight in- prised by a number of relatives Sat trldty to kill laurels thut may lurk la earth la tm tbe aide off He orbit away Thla la tha place to ordar your Magailnas. Select Jfour Next Sunday Dinner juries about the head and arm. urday in Ii of bis 88th birthday, baga for nuta. The Naeka urv run Jupiter tbe eellpaee will aaem to The next regular meeting of the A pot-luck er was enjoyed. Tbe an eleetrlc Ironing niaehln«* al 18^ mlautae lata. Several Wa aava you tlma, trouble, risk and W. R. C, will be held at the corps guests wer- e Mr. and Mrs. J. R, Ber- dentroya, through heat and BMtlioda off meaauriag the velor money. from our choke line of Beef, Pork, rooms Thursday, Jan. 15. The new gin. Mr. and Mrs. R. D Bergin. Mr. any Insert eggH or larvae. Hy ef light bave been worked out. ollieers will be glad to meet all mem- . Iknito* Robert Ber- Veal, Lamb, Chicken & Fresh Fish bers. gj" of Brljditon. Mr. and Mrs. Frank fterain of Vergennes, Mr. and Mrs. Clam Yam Lampe Mrs. Fred Rogers returned Tues- Play Ball J. M. LA8BY 18c day after suending a few weeks in O. J. Howard of Parneil, Mrs. Tom Dirty eleetrle lanpa aae tbe MUM Tbe two Kagllsh-apeaklng aatloee Lalley and wn Fred and Mr. and FiwhPork , whole. 17c Detroit with her granddaughter, pewer Wl give leaa light tbea eiaaa have a good deal la eomiuoa. They Mrs. M .Gates, and family and a few Mrs. J. A. Arehart and family. are both loyal to King Nhakaepeare, rd*. 20c weeks with other relatives at Pon- fbr esample, and they alee spend tbe UM 20c tiae. greater pert of their leiaere time lo Plaaeura and Uuuneu Million, PmU I* Mm -Hoy of Mine/' by Booth Tarking- delag aomethlng aomebow te eaaw A maa tbat kaown how to mix plena During one aeaaoa Butler.•••••••••••eo e 43c ton, nt Strand theater Friday an4 klad of a hall rather I baa ures with buslnt^N In never entirely United Stalea pay oe Saturday. ady 1 •••••••••••t•••••••••••••aeee• 2Sc Ib. 2 Iba...47c at Shakeapeareaa revlvala. paaaeaeed by them; Ih either qnltN or WWOOO for huftlni Callers at Ihe home of Walter LOWELL CLEAN I N€ mi 8YEW6 W0MS Neralag Poet. reeumae them at IiIn will; nnd In the eemMm ur Mil kla*. 18c Wieland in South Lowell Sunday uae be aiakea of theni he nit her llmli Hied by Ihe vartous . •••• •••••••••••••••••••*••••••••eae 2 lbs for 2Sc % were Misses Jennie McGussie, Bar- Cleaners, Dyers, Tailors a retasatlon of mind tlmn u danip-rouN gsme prfnervva, pay bara Sowerby. Lucy Moody and Le- Mai Almaye -Mam* VmrnatT ebarm tbat mlirht eormpt him.—St. generally to reduce - Flah, Lamb, Chicken end Oyatera ona Colby and (ieorge and Emerson Oeerge Waabtogtee'e eeUte, Meaot W ieland. Suits Made to Order •vramoad. Freah Every Week reraoa, wee orlgtaally called Haattag Wemam Broad Mrs. P. C. Peterson (nee Nora D. S. SIMON, Prop. Op»Mtu Part OAw. Creak bei wbae It eeme late tbe pea Howe) of (irand Hapids visited Mrs. ef Lewreoee Waahlagtoa, the Mayor Aba Admiral The breeding and rearing of allk- Milton Coulter yesterday. Mr. Peter- off Oeorge, be cbaaged II to Aa a forupllineiii iho ior«l ma.vor of womia forma <«• of the moat napertanC W. J. Gibson's Cash Market son came for her In Ihe "Let SlmeB Slmenlse Yeur Clethee" Vernon la beeer ef Admiral Bd Loadoa la alweyit an mtmlrul of ihe and lucrative oceupatlona among Mr. and Mrs. Coulter ... Varaea. of tbe BHtlah navy. port ef Loadoa.—I^mi'iri a mm em • n off tbe Itallaa eouatryalde. with them for the week