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Vol. 3a EAST JORDAN, MICHIQAN, FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1926. No. 27 Dicken For Green And Stores Close E. J. Wins Cure Alfalfa Commercial His Band Thursday P. M. In The 9th Properly Save State Senator For Chautauqua $5 to $10 Per Ton License Plates East Jordan Man Well-Fitted Most Merchants Ilave Agreed Locals Hammer Out Six Runs, State Department Make Ruling So great has been the demand for re­ Attend the "Big Hay Day" on July For That Office. turn engagements of Green and His To Closing That Afternoon. Defeating Grayling.. 6th at 1:00 p. m. slow time at the farm Relative to Same. Band, the famous musical organization of J. H. Noble, one mile south and In printing the announcement of the which two years ago delighted Chau­ In accordance with an agreement After Grayling had the base ball west of Advance and see for yourselves The following article from Michigan's candidacy of Doctor Hugh W. Dicken tauqua audiences on the circuit of signed by most of our merchants, the game of last Sunday nicely sewed up this "new" system of handling alfalfa Department of Public Safety sets at for the office of Senator from the 20th which our community is a part, the stores of Ea3t Jordan will be closed at the end of the eighth inning by a six hay, from cutting to cured product and rest some misunderstanding relative to Senatorial District, the "Herald" would program builders have urranged for a each Thursday afternoon during the to one score, the East Jordan team all the operations and make your own use of commercial plates. feel it had neglected a duty if we did return tour. We are very fortunate in month of July and August, with the went on a batting spree, every man up conclusions as to merits. Lansing, June 28,1926 not present some of the qualifications getting this great band this season. possible exception of August 20th. getting a hit. The winning run was Mr. L. D. Kurtz—Alfalfa expert from Charlevoix County Herald of the candidate with a short sketch of Good music presented in a way which Thursday, July 8th will be the first day. put across when Johnson made a wild M. S. C, will be on the grounds, as East Jordan, Mich. his activities in our midst. keeps' the audience wondering what The Agreement peg to third allowing a walk home, well as representatives from various The following is a statement made by "Doc" was born at Romeo, Michigan, pleasing surprise is coming next, is with only one out. Owing to a lame Implement Companies to demonstrate our Department concerning the use of but one of the reasons for the popular­ We the undersigned merchants do arm, D. Laurent was in the box for fifty years ago, attended and graduated agree to close their store each Thurs­ the various makes of hay making commercial license plates. There*nas from the Romeo High . School 1893, ity of this band. It will be'the feature Grayling, and up to the 9th when John­ machinery. been more or less misunderstanding in on the third afternoon of our Chau­ day afternoon during the month of later attending the University of Michi­ son essayed to stop the slaughter. It is necessary to use A left hand side the rural districts concerning the use tauqua. July and August and stay closed until EAST JORDAN gan and graduating from- the Depart­ the next morning. delivery rake in this new way instead of commercial plates and our depart­ ment of Medicine and Surgery of the The three act dialect comedy "The Fred Nelson AB R H of the right hand and many wonder ment would appreciate if you would University in the year 1898, having Bubble" is the attraction for the open­ Albert Tousch Manglos, 2b 6 1 1 wherein lies the real advantages of. publish the following communication: ing night session. This is a delightful played End on the University football D. E. Goodman Morgan Floyd, ss , ..5 ,1 2 these new left hand. rakes. The only Act 302 of the Public Acts of' 1915 as play, presented by an all-star cast, team in the year 1895. East JorAh Lumber Co. Store H.Kamradt.c...... 4 1 1 real way to determine for yourself is amended by the Legislature in 1925, Locating first in Emmet County, headed by Arthur J. Beriault, veteran S. Kamradt, lb...... 4 0 6 to actually see such implements in which defines "commercial vehicle" as character actor. Another dramatic —W. E. Hawkins, Agnes Porter; where he was united in marriage with Earl Clark LaLonde, of 4 1 2 operation. all motor vehicles used for the trans­ Miss Susie G. Dickenson, daughter of production of quite a different type is Swafford, 3b.-- 4 1 2 The new system will save from 15 to portation of passengers for hire and the spectacular and factastic play "A George Carr the late Colonel Dickenson, who was Peoples State Savings Bank Cort Hayes, If... 4 0 0 •10 per ton in selling value, cuts your those constructed or used for the for many years County Clerk of "pm- Message from Mars." Scenicly this is Bensen, rf i^ 1 0 0 labor charge, saves the quality of hay transportation of goods, wares of mer­ said to be one of the most pretentious State Bank of East Jordan met County. George Bell A. Morgan, rf ..... 2 1 0 and increases the. yield of succeeding chandise, might be interpreted as pro­ Twenty-five years ago the docti resentations ever offered to Chau- Mrs. F. P. Ramsey Saffron, p..-. _ .....3 1 1 crop as a result of the rapid handling hibiting the use of pleasure cars for located at East Jordan, where he has uqua patrons and it will undoubtedly C. J. Malpass Totals L, 36 7 .9 and getting the hay off the ground and hauling small amounts of grain or pro­ enjoyed a lucrative 'practice and gained e a fitting climax to the week's en­ A. & P. Tea Co. GRAYLING in the barn in a short time. duce to town or the hauling of sample an enviable reputation in his profes­ tertainment and enjoyment. - Smith & Bronkema AB R H This is the last announcement, so ceses, camp equipment, etc. However sion. , Dr. Harry G. Hill, in a psychology C. A. Brabant C. Johnson, 3b-p ...... 5 0 0 make your plans now and be at J. H. this Department does not place that During the world war he ottered hi/ lecture, "An undiscovered World" and R. D. Gleason Milnes, lb..__ ....5 i 3 Noble's—promptly at 1:00 p. m. slow interpretation on the law. We believe Ward B. Flaxington in his challenge services to his country, being two ""•-•' F. H. Bennett E. Johnson, c.._ ^ 5 1 1 time, July 6th, and judge for yourself. that a farmer or any other citizen.has lecture "The Patriotism of Peace" and the right to use his pleasure car for the years in the American Army, ten A. E. Bartlett D. Laurent, cf...... 4 1 2 B. C. MELLENGAMP, Ethel L. Irwin -in an interesting travel hauling of his own produce to town or months overseas, returning with the C. A. Hudson B. Laurent, p-3b 4 ' 2 2 Co. AgrT Agent. lecture on "Mecico" will interest the for the hauling other articles of mer­ rank of Major, 317-Engineers. A. W. Freiberg Nelson, If...... _ --,,..4 1 2 lecture going and information seeking chandise for himself, Without being Being interested in the welfare of his C. W. Hipp Reynolds, ss 3 0 0 citizens. compelled to purchase a Commercial comrades, he has been active in Ameri­ Mrs. M. B. Palmiter McLeod, rf 4 0 0 Demand Grows For can Legion . work, and is at present Frye & Co., Magicians and Illusion­ Brown, 2b.„, L...4 0 1 License for the car. We believe that Finance officer of "Rebec-Sweet Post" ists, with two musicians in the com­ Totals...... 38 6 11 Hairy Vetch Seed the Legislature intended this particu­ No. 227 of the American Legion. pany, will provide on. the second day, lar section to apply only to those ve­ programs which will surprise and Notice Of Annual Struck out—By Saffron 13; by Laur^ hicles used or constructed solely for His busy professional life has not kept ent5. Home run, Swafford. 2-base Increased demand for Michigan him from doing-his-share-is connection -mystify all,, while The Harmony Maids grown hairy vetch seed, as a result of the purpose of hauling passengers for on the fojMlhv4ay will present a pro­ ScJioii^Mejtini hits, Morgan, Swafford. B. Laurei hire or for hauling freight. ~^"' '"•' with all civic matters. Now serving Nelson. Attendance 181. Umpires, L. grdwfnlfpopularity. of vetch as a winteF his third term as Mayor, and for sev­ gram or songfiLgintl beautifully costum­ cover crop in many of the southern This department will not make any ed novelty numbefswTiich will appeal The Annual Meeting of School Dist­ LaLonde and Powers. eral years a member of the School rict NO; 4 of the Township of South states, is expected by C. R. Megee, of arrests for alleged violations of this to Everyone. So far this season, the East Jordan the Michigan State College crops de­ section of the law where a pleasure Board. On thewilo'le, the dates July 11th to Arm, Charlevoix County, Mich., for the team has three wins to its credit with­ partment. vehicle may be usedja haul-produce or _As a friend and neighbor he is unex­ 15th promise to bring to this commun­ election of school district officers and out any loss, which is self-evident that celled, in public life he has been pro­ ity a program of surpassing interest for the transaction of such other busi­ The Carolinas, Virginia, and Alabama personal goods by the owner. and one which merits and willundoubt- the local team is a strong one. Next are reported to be turniug to this crop gressive and sincere in all thiDgs, and ness, as may lawfully come before it, Sunday and Monday East Jordan plays Alan G. Straight, Comm'r edly draw a greater attendance than extensively, and Michigan is the only his work shows the result of honest, any of previous seasons. will be held at the High School Build­ at Grayling, and on the 11th go to Har­ Department of Public Safety.' painstaking" conscientious service. ing in East Jordan on Monday, the 12th bor Springs. state which has been producing hairy In chosing a successor of Mr. Pear­ day of July, 1926, at 7:30 o'clock p. m. vetch seed in quantity. No seed is son, the voters of,the 29th Senatorial East Lansing—The best kind * ol Standard Time. Attendance at last Sunday's game harvested when hairy vetch is used as Mother To Play At patriotism is that which estimates was still far from being good, only 181 a winter crop, according to Professor district can make no mistake in sup­ other nations not from their points Dated this 1st day of July, 1926. porting Doctor Hugh W. Dicken. C. H.RPAY, paid admissions being received. Megee, which forces the South onto Farm Women's Meet of weakness but from their points of the market for its seed supplies. strength, declared. Bishop Francis J Secretary. McConnell, of Pittsburgh, in his ad "Considerable hairy vetch seed was That the first annual Farm Women's For State Senator dress, "Social Imagination," • deliv Spiritualist Meetings imported from•'- Europe last year at Institute, to be held at the Michigan ered at the commencement exercises fairly low prices," says Megee, "but it State College July 24 to SO, will be To the Citizens of the 29th Senatorial at the Michigan State. College. "The City Tax Notice The First Spiritual Church here had is not likely that the supply from there looked upon as a recreational time by District of Michigan. greatest failure of the human race a real treat in the services of Rev. H. will increase. The carry-over of Eur­ the fact that the event has been nick­ City Taxes for the City of East Jor­ Y. Dryden, who was with us for ten Having been urged by many to be­ up to the present time," he said, dan for the year 1926 are due and -pay­ opean-seed is also rather small for this named "Mother's Vacation" come a candidate for the Senate from "has been the failure of groups of days. Two public services were held year. Recent market quotations indi­ There will be plenty of "serious" able at my office over Hite's Drug in the Latter Day Saints Church with this distract, and Mr. Pearson having men to live together without fight Store, during the month of July with­ cate that the price of hairy vetch seed side to the program for the week's ing." large attendance, and three message stated to me that if I was candidate he out penalty. Office hours—9:00 to 11:00 is strengthening quite materially. gathering, but most of the farm women would not seek third term, I have de­ Lansing—A decided increase In a. m. and 1:00 to 5:00 p. m. circles were held at the farm home of "In this state vetch is usually sown and city housewives who attend will cided to submit my name for your con- Epherm Kidder, and one large circle tourist traffic has compelled the state G. E. BOSWELL with rye, and the practice does not view the meeting as a big vacation from sideratipn at the coming primaries, on to put the second ferry In service on was held at Central Lake at the Lewis tend to reduce the yield of rye. An the routine of their daily program at the Straits of Mackinac run from the City Treasurer; home. There was a baby Christening the Republican Ticket, assuring you 27-5 average yield of vetch seed is from two home. that, if I am chosen to serve you in Lower to the Upper Peninsula, It is at the last circle. to three bushels per acre, and this is reported by the State Highway De With the opening of the institute still such a capacity, I will do my utmost to Supreme in Size An added interesting feature of the considered as so much 'velvet' by the nearly a month away, 105 women had prove worthy of such confidence be­ partment. The number of cars being meetings was the presence of Rev. H. transported is estimated as 36 per The largest city in. the world is Lon­ producer. Vetch is a leguminous crop Already enrolled this week, with more stowed ip me. don (Greater) with a population of L. Sanger of Muskegon, power to heal. and has a beneficial effect upon the checking in daily. . Rooms in the col­ cent greater than at the same time We are sure pleased to have these Sincerely yours, last year. The first ferry was put 7,476,108. The Nile river, in,Africa, soil. It may also be used for green lege dormitories will be reserved for HUGH W. DICKEN, M. D. in operation several weeks ago. Both Is 4,000 miles In length; the Amazon, noted Spiritualist Mediums and Healers manuring, hay, and pasture. visitors. with us, and the music and special East Jordan, Michigan. craft have been enlarged and their In South America, Is 8,900 miles, and "Since the climate, and, in many sec­ songs. Selections were furnished by In addition to the special recreational capacity is double what it was in the Missouri river. In the United tions,- the soils of Michigan are espec­ States, connects with the Mississippi Mrs. Edith Sanger, assisted by Rev. H. features of the program, various defin­ 1926. ially favorable to the production of 20 miles above St Louis, and Its total Y. Dryden. We look for his return in ite topics will be up for discussion at Death By Fireworks Hairy Vetch, an increased acreage Grand Rapids — Grand Rapids length from source to the Gulf of Mex­ July. the meetings. Poultry, horticulture, seems the probable choice of the ex­ would nofbe unwise at this time." - July the fourth, the anniversary of ico la 4,221 miles. home economics and'other subject mat­ ecutive committee of the National Clara Kidder, Sec'y. Anyone desiring further information ter will be included in the-s-'sehool" of the American Declaration of Independ­ Purchasing Agents' association for ence, will soon be here, making the Changing Public Opinion concerning this crop should request the week. the organization's 1927 convention, Public opinion Is powerful even A man who pays his subscription circular No. 50, Hairy Vetch, from Dir­ passage of one hundred and fifty years according to A. T. McFadyen, of Among the prominent out-of-state when It mistakes. But when it wrong­ during the month of July is entitled to ector R. S. Shaw, Michigan Experiment speakers listed on the program are: since'that historic, event. This day is Grand Hapids convention bureau, ly judges us we should so live that no a free puff in September. usually celebrated widely, but, unfor­ who has returned from the associa­ Station, East Lansing. Mrs. Henry Aitken, of Beton, Ontario; one will believe what others may say If 49 legislative bodies passed 13,000 tunately, the celebration takes a large tion's 1926 convention at Los An (jjrbout us. We can, If we will, revise Mrs. Charles Schuttler, second vice- toll of the life as a result of carelessness geles. Kansas City, and Tulsa Okla., public opinion concerning ourselves.— laws in 1925 how many citizens will Lansing—The arty will entertain president of the American Country in the handling of fireworks. bid for the next meeting, but the Grit. obey them. the posts of the American Legion of Life Association; Miss Bess Rowe, St Ill persons were killed and 1,030 in­ committee let it be known the con Michigan here September 6 to 7, in­ Paul, Minnesota; field editor of the ventlon will be east of the MISSIB jured by fireworks as a result of the clusive. Thousands of world war vet­ Farmer's Wife magazine; Miss Florence slppl. erans are expected. It will be the Ward, of the United States Department: celebrations last year, according to V Detroit—Througn an arrangement Uncle Sam's Birthday Cake eighth annual convention' of the or­ of Agriculture. figures of the United States Public ganisation for the state. Health Service. Of those injured it with the Grlswold National Bank, ap­ The Farm Women's institute will was reported that 148 would lose the proved by the governors of the De­ W! -nv Detroit—Summer schools opened close on Friday, July 30, which is sight of one or both eyes. These casu­ troit Stook Exchange, a call money June 28 with an enrollment of 28,100, Farmers Day at M. S. C. this year. ''fct* market has been established for It was stated by Frederick L. De- alties were reported from thirty-six members of the exchange. The local states, leaving twelve states without GMen, supervisor of evening and This is a good time of the year to rate is approximately one-half of one lummer son cot 1. Of this number any reports as to similar accidents. per cent higher than the New York look for old cans and other utensils 18,000 are In elementary schools, which might hold water and breed The useless death of so many people rate. The call money market is em «,100 In high schools and the N- is to be deplored. It is not necessary ployed by banks to place their sur. malntfor In continuation aehoota and mosquitos. at all for the proper memorial of our plus funds. They loan usually not colleges. . national birthday. only for themselves but also for Wife and Husband banks at "centers where no such fa­ Grand Haven—Bevlved after near­ cilities are available. ly three dan' fast while their jtefct Both 111 With Gas s Giant Locuttt / the Mildred n, drifted tn a heavy t#a In certain parts of Afrjei—the lo­ East Lansing—Three hundred and on Lake Mlohlgah. the tour Obloa«o 'For years I had gas on the stom- custs are said by explorersf to grow " f5Iffeen~MicKlga~j~ State-college—seir -reirths-who-ce«prts«d-tto-oww-w*iF f he first dose of Adlerika helpedr lors, the. largest graduating class In ach to an extraordinary size.

THE CHARLEVOIX COUNTY HERALD, (East Jordan,?Mich.) FRIDAY, JULY 2,

Woman's Clubs C00LIDGE FOR FESS To Meet at E. J. PUN FOR FARM AID Fourth ef July Next Year 5 President laeuee Statement Celebration MUNNIMAKERS The Womans Federated Clubs of the Urging fauage »f Seund Notices of Lost, Wanted, For Salt. For Rent, etc., in this Column ii 26 County of Charlevoix held their meet­ Relief Measures. Gharlevoix, Mich Presbyterian Church Notes ing June 22 at the Wolverine hotel. cents for one insertion for 26 words or C, W. Sidebotham, Pastor. less. Initials count as one woijj. and r About sixty wpmen attended the Washington. — President OooUdge compound words count as two words. C. R, Harper, Foreign Pastor luncheon after which' the election of has appealed te the American people, Monday, July 5th Above this number of words a charge of one cent a word will be made for "AChurch for Folks." officers for the ensuing year followed: over the heads of farm bloc leaden, la the first insertion and one-half cent for Sunday, July 4, 1926. President—Mrs. Anna Sherman, East behalf of agricultural relief. subsequent insertions, with a mimimum 10:00 a. m.—Morning Worship^ ' Jordan His appeal was (ssued within a few PROGRAM charge of 16 cents. hours after the corn belt senators, at 11:15 a. m.—Sunday School. 1st Vice President—Mrs. Edwards of Charlevoix a meeting presided over by Senator Watson of Indiana, had decided to GRAND PARADE AT 10:00 A.M. Wanted 2nd Vice President—Mrs: W. L. Martin throw all agricultural legislation over­ 00 m First Methodist Episcopal Church Boyne City Patriotic Address at City Park....-:—.:^------If = »• - CALVES WANTED-Day-old or Young Rev. Henry Hiles, Pastor. board. Calves wanted.. Phone or write, Recording Sec'y—Mrs. Ada Beeman, Following Is , the text ef the Pres­ Luncheon.... 12:00 noon MRS. JOHN COOPER, phone 262 f 3, "The Friendly Church." Charlevoix Coast Guard's Drill at Station Beach....—I...- — 1.-00 p. m. Route 1, East Jordan. 26-4 ident's statement: Sunday, July 4thj: 1926.. Treasurer—Mrs. Floyd Newville, Boyne ''One of the perplexing questions be­ Street Sports on Bridge Street- - —- 2:00 p. m. WANTED—Old Horses wanted at the 10:00a. m.—Morning- Service. . City fore the congress Is to determine what 100 Yard Dash for Men ....Prizes—»3.00 «2.00 «1.00 Sear's Fox Ranch. Phone or write. 11:00 a. m.—Sunday School. Corresponding Sec'y—Mrs. John Mik- will be most helpful in relieving agri­ 100 Yard Dash for Boys.— Prizes—»3,00 »2.00 »1.00 Phone252 f2, East Jordan, Route 1. Monday, 7:00-Girl Scouts. ula, East Jordan cultural distress. The congress has 60 Yard Dash, Girls under 14 yrs..Prizes—»3.00 »2.00 «1.00 s' "...-•' 26-4 Next year the convention will be held already rejected certain definite pro­ 100 Yard Dash, Girls over 14yrs...-Prizes-«3.00 «2.00 «1.00 in East Jordan.—Boyne Citizen. posals! But that does not relieve us Help Wanted Latter Day Saints Church. of the desirability of attempting to se­ Bag Race...... Prizes-«3.00 «2.00 «1.00 ,) L. Dudley, Pastor. cure constructive legislation. Potato Race Prizes—»3.00 »2.00 »1.00 WANTED—A woman to assist in kit­ "Since the war the congress and the Human Wheelbarrow Race Prizes-»3.00 »2.00 »1.00 chen, and three dinine room girls.— 9:00 a. m.—Sunday School;- - Remains Of MRS. JAMES MGGEAGH, 309 Dixon administration have devoted painstak­ Open Air Act—The Orawfords.:.^ L...... ~ 3.00 p. m. 10:10 a. m-—Social Service. ing efforts to strengthening the agri­ Ave., Charlevoix. 23x6 7:00 p. m. standard—Evening Service Base Ball at North Side Park...... ,... - 3:30 p.m. 7:00 p. m. Wednesday, Prayer Meet­ Mrs. A. E. Cross cultural situation. During the post­ war slump a great disparity arose be­ Band Concerts on Bridge Street 4:00 p. m. For Sale—Real Estate ing. Open Air Act—The Crawfords 6:30 p. m. 7:00 p. m.—Thursday, Religo. Laid To Rest tween prices of agricultural commodi­ FOR SALE—The LeRoy Greene six- All are welcome to attend th^s.e ser­ ties and those of industrial commodi­ Masquerade Dance on Bridge Street, room Dwelling, one block north of vices. Miss Hetty Mudge was born at St. ties which the farmer must buy. This High School. Equipped with water Thomas, Ont., July 18, 1868, her par­ is still true In certain sections and with continuous music—two Bands. and furnace. Garage and fine gar­ certain commodities. den spot. LEROY^ GREENE, East Church of God. ents being Mr. and Mrs. Elkanah. ... *• —PRIZES:— 26x2 Mudge. She/ came with her parents' "Mueh legislation has been enacted Jordan. L. L. Rawlings, Pastor. and much administrative action has Lady's Best Costume. »10 in Gold when about 11 years old from Canada been taken which has already resulted FOR SALE—F. D. Kowalske 7-room Central Standard Time to Torch Lake, Mich. On May 24,1$87 Gentleman's Best Costume _. ..»10 in Gold Dwelling on Main St. Price »600. la Improving the farm purchasing Lady's Best Comic Costume ... »10 in Gold Sunday School—10:00 a. m: she was married to A. E. Cross. A tew Easv, small down payment and power. But all the legislations, helpful Gentleman's Best Comic Costume »10inGpld" monthly payments for the balance. R Preaching Service—11:00 a. m. years later they located at Charlevoix, though they are, are not sufficient to MACKE/. 18 t.f. Young Peoples Meeting—5:30 p. m. Mich., and in 1907 they came to East cover all branches of the Industry. Dancing from 8:00 to 10:00 p. in. FOR SALE—E. E. Richards 9-room Evening Service—6:30 p. m. Jordan. About eight years ago they The farmer has suffered greatly and, Dwelling on Main St. Price 1750. This church is vitally interested in left here and located at Fairfield, Wash. no doubt, disproportionately from the Grand March ending with Awarding of Prizes at 9:00 p. m. Easy, small down payment and the salvation of souls. We extend a Mrs. Cross passed away at Sacred effects of deflation. He Is entitled to monthly payments for the balance. cordial invitation to attend these ser­ Heart hospital at Spokane, Wash., Mon­ relief if it can possibly be'given on a R. MACKEY. 181. f. vices. The subject for the evening sound basis by the government. service will be "Seeking God." day morning, JuDe 21st, following an operation on Saturday. "I know the committees of agricul­ Grand Fireworks on Round Lake For Sale— Miscellaneous Mid-Week Prayer Meeting, Wednes­ ture and the congress and the Presi­ day—7:00 p. m. . Funeral services were held at Spok­ dent have all given the most careful TO THE LADIES—Marcelling 75 cents. ane. The remains, accompanied by thought and spent much time In seek­ at 9:30 p. m. Reset 25 cents. Across from the It's a long road that is uphill all the the daughter, Mrs. Howard Porter of- ing remedies to afford relief. I want Catholic Church.—Walsh House. way. this city, arrived here Tuesday morn­ Beaver Island Airplane and Seaplane will be on hand to take AGNES LALONDE. 27x1 the best method adopted which prom­ parties up who wish to see the city from the air. The Airplane will It's all right to marry the girl without ing. Funeral services were held at the ises relief along these lines. Certain­ home of Howard Porter. Rev. Side­ ly, no one can charge that the prob­ land in Ward's Field, while the Seaplane will land either on Pine Lake CHEAP FOR CASH—Cabinet Grand knowing her; you'll have a lot of time or Lake Michigan. j* Piano, good condition, . Inquire Bis- in which to learn. botham conducting same. Interment lem has been neglected. bee House. MISS EVELYN J. at Sunset Hill. ' £. > "Constructive action has been re­ WARD. 27 t.f. Our extra slice of pie for this week Deceased is survived by her husband, peatedly proposed from various sec­ is given to the public speaker who re­ tions of the agricultural community. FOR RENT—Sixty-three acres good fuses to tell old jokes. two sons, Victor Cross of St. Anthony, These proposals provide for the crea­ One's Bert ft Demanded pasture with creek and good fences. Idaho, and Bruce Cross of Fairfield, Earth's Atmosphere 11.00 per month per head for cattle, tion of a farm marketing board whose We may. not be able to do the best, two daughters, Mrs. Lola Benford Of duty is to secure a better adjustment The atmosphere of the earth Is but It Is always possible to do our and salt furnished. C. J. Malpass. about 1-5 by volume oxygen, % nitro­ 24 tf. Mt. Pleasant and Mrs. Maude Porter of of agricultural production, the larger best, and that Is all that Is required East Jordan. Also her., parents, Mr. development and consolidation of gen, 1-2500 carbon, dioxide, and a of us. We are not gifted with an­ FOR SALE—One Hundred acres of and Mrs. Elkhanah Mudge of Central farmers' marketing associations. under variable proportion aqueous vapor. other's talent any more than we are. Alfalfa. W. A. STROEBELr— 262 lirroRiELV ~ffielf""own_control, and embrace the -BeaMee-these-therer are-traces of otlF 75Ile~d^pon~to'"bear—fhat other's re­ Takepfwoi bWthers^Granf'and Jay er common gases, as ammonia, ozone, placing of »100,000,000 of public money sponsibility;—-Exchan£e;___ MILK COWS FOR SALE-We have Mudge'of Detroit; and one sister, Mrs. argon, helium, neon, krypton and Olive Hamilton of Grand Rapids. tor working capital at the disposal of several Milk Cows that we wish to xenon. The latter are present In mi­ Bank of England Notes dispose of. ELMER HOTT, Phone . PUFFED-UP FEET such farmers' controlled marketing nute quantities only, and are Isolated 129F6, Route 2, East Jordan. 26x4 associations, through such farm board, by the employment of low tempera­ The face value of the banknotes ALBA for the purpose of better - stabilizing tures. produced each week by the Bank of I Pay Twenty-three cents per lb. for The minute you put your feet in * their markets, improving their mar­ England Is approximately $100,000,000. "Tiz" bath you feel pain being Mr. and Mrs. O. Dimond were Petos- keting machinery and the eliminating live Chickens. C. J. MALPASS. drawn out and comfort just soaking key visitors Thursday. 17-t.f. in. How good your tired, swollen, of waste in distribution. burning feet feel. "Tiz" instantly Mrs. Emma B. Kelly returned to her "This form of legislation would sup­ FOR SALE—B. H. grades pure bred draws out the poisonous exudations home in Bristol, Indiana, after a few port the whole of the agricultural in­ strain eggs for sale—White Plymouth that puff up your * feet and cause days visit with friends here. dustry—In the North,' the South, the Rocks, R. C. White Leghorns, R. C. sore, inflamed, sweaty feet. Rhode Island Reds. Nargansette Mr. and Mrs. Frank Glidden and Mr. East, and the West—both large and "Tiz," and only "Tiz," takes the and Mrs. Cyrus Glidden left Saturday small—not any particular section or EAST JORDAN LUMBER GO. Turkey eggs. Thousand-to-one Seed pain and soreness out of corns, cal­ for a few days visit at their old home Beans. JOHN ADDIS, Route 1, Box louses and bunions. Get a box of town, Coloma, Mich. segment. 22, East Jordan, Mich. 17-13. "Tiz" at any drug or department "I am In favor of this type of legis­ DRY GOODS DEPARTMENT store for a few cents. Your feet are Lynn Glidden has gone to Indiana to lation and I am convinced that Imme­ REPAIRS—You can get Repairs for never going ,to bother you any more. work. diate action along such lines will pro­ any Stove, Range, Washing Machine, A whole yeaVs foot comfort guaran­ Mrs. Francis Myers returned to her foundly assist the farmers. I believe Engines, Cars, Sewing Machine, teed. Cream Separator, Plow, or any Farm home at Kingston after visiting her that the farmers should be provided Machinery at C. J. MALPASS HDWE parents and other relatives here. with these advantages. It seems to Quality and Style in CO. 10-t.f. Mrsi A. I. Ashbaugh left Wednesday me that such a proposal is embodied for Cadillac and other points. In the bill offered by Senator Fess on Simple Remedy Claude Ham and wife are the proud June 16, and which he has proposed Should the voice be lost from the LADIES! DARKEN parents of a nine pound girl, born to offer as an amendment to the pend­ effects of a cold, a simple, pleasant Tuesday. ing co-operative bill which has.paBsed NEW HOUSE remedy U furnished by beating up the YOUR GRAY HAIR tin* house and la now before the sen­ white of an egg, adding to It the Juice What has become of war on war? ate." of one lemon, and sweetening It with Money in circulation would give each Use Grandma's 8age Tea and watte sugar to taste. Take a spoon­ citizen »41.84 if divided, which isn't Lowden Stadias Denmark ful from time to time. Sulphur Recipe and Nobody likely. Will Know System to Help Farmer* DRESSES Most any sweet young thing is under Copenhagen, Denmark.—Frank O. Candidate For Sheriff the impression that she has "wonder­ Lowden, former governor of Illinois, The use of Sage and Sulphur for re­ ful" eyes. I will be a candidate for nomination storing faded, gray hair to its natural la here trying to find out if It le possi­ color dates back to grandmother's time. Yes, Nathan, the loud hurrahs for ble to use Danish agricultural meth­ for Sheriff of Charlevoix County on the ods to help the American farmer. Republican Ticket at the Primaries She used it to keep her hair beautifully personal liberty come from the moist dark, glossy and attractive. Whenever section. Mr. Lowden, accompanied by a lead­ Sept. 4th. her hair took on that dull, faded or er of the Danlah Agricultural associ­ adv. 24-4 DAVID VAUGHAN streaked appearance, this simple mix­ The name "Siberia" is said to mean ation's superior council, left the rural ture was applied with wonderful ef­ thirsty; it evidently belongs to this districts to Btudy the different ex­ New House Dresses, fect. country. But Brewing at home is mussy and perimental farms established by the out-of-date. Nowadays, by asking at It is said that 135,000 murderers are Co-operative Agricultural association Ernest L. Dawson any drug store fer a bottle of "Wyeth's at large in the United States. Who and supported by the state for the Chintz, Sousettes, Rayons Sage and Sulphur Compound," you will counted 'em? purpose of finding better methods that of Charlevoix get this famous old preparation, im­ will be beneficial to Danish farming. proved by the addition of other ingre­ If it cost two millions to stage a prim­ good styles and colors. Is a Candidate For the dients, which can be depended upon to ary in Pennsylvania what would it cost restore natural color and beauty to the to have a general election? President Coolidgm Hat hair. A line of Smocks, a most Well-known druggists say it darkens If advertising stopped what would O. K.'d Aviation Meatare Office of Sheriff the hair so naturally and evenly that become of the people who suffer from Washington. -"--President OooUdge nobody can tell.it has been applied. the ills cured by patent medicines? has signed the naval aviation bill convenient of all round of Charlevoix County You simply dampen a sponge or soft You can goa long way without find­ authorising the construction within brush with it and draw this through five years of 1,600 airplanes, two On the Republican Ticket at your hair, taking dne strand at a time. ing anything remarkable. garment for house, gar­ By morning the gray hair* disappears, •uperdlriglbles and one smaller dirig­ the Primary Election. and after another application or two, it One way to find out what a man ible for experimental purpose* at an becomes beautifully dark and glossy. thinks of you is to tell him you are estimated cost of »86,000,000. It is broke. estimated that at the end of the five- den or car, and chic as IS year period 600 planes will have been {iscarded as obsolete and the navy will have 1,000 of the most modern well as useful. TRY SULPHUR ON type. All ECZEMA SKIN Heads American Nurserymen Louisville, Ky.—Earl E. May of 20 Reo Taxicabs Shenandoah, Iowa, was elected presi­ Costa Little and Overcomes dent of the American Association In fact, these Dresses are more Trouble Almost Over •f Nurserymen here. Night Woman Hanged in England stylish than you could make yourself-- Any breaking oat of the skin, even London.—Mrs. Louise Calvert • was fiery, itching eczema, can be quickly Banged In the Strangeway Jail in Man­ overcome by applying Mentho-Sulphur, chester for strangling her landlady, and they are priced less than you could declares a noted skin specialist Be­ Mm. Lilly Watertyouae, to death aad Prices from $350 to $1500.00 cause of its germ destroying properties, this sulphur preparation instantly brings robbing her. make them. ease from skin irritation, soothes and Phone 216-F4, Boyne City heals the eczema right up and leaves Costa Rica for. New League the skin dear and smooth. San Jose, Costa Rica.—The proposal It seldom fails to relieve the torment without delay. Sufferers from skin te form a league or union of New troublt should obtain a small jar of World countries, and to employ arbi­ Sunday and Monday, July 4--5 ROWIM Mththo-Sulphur - from . any tration In case of international dis­ EAST JORDAN LUMBER CO. good druggist and use it like cold putes, was approved by the constitu­ tional congress here.

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THE CHARLEVOIX COUNTY HERALD, (East Jordan, Mich.) FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1926

CHARLEVOIX CO. HERALD MILES DISTRICT In a tent. They were hindered from moving last week by little Mnw Alda Q. A. Liik, Publiiher (Edited by Mm. A. Milei.) having the BMMIM, Ssbecription Rate,. 11.60 per yew. Potato pUnttag is ftafahed and culti­ A reunion was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Miles in honor vating is the order of the day, ISHril M tkc ffUttt at Eitt Jorlaa of Jamhs Holben of Little Rock, Ark. Mr. and Mrs. Orval Bennett of Honey Miceifaa, M tcoai clu* mail matter. The guests ware Mr.> and Mra. C. C. Slope farm visited in Charlevoix Sun­ Burnett of Boyne City, Mr. and Mrs. day. Xelle Miles and children of Lansing, Forty-three attended the Children's Mr, and Mr*. Frank Russell of Ridge- Day exercises at the Star of Hope Sun­ WILSON way farm, Mr. and Mrs. Mose LaLonde day School, Sunday, June 27th. (Edited by Mm. 0. D. Smith) of Chaddock Dist., Mrs. C. L. Strong or East Jordan and Mr. and Mrs. Eugene It is reported F. H. Wanjeman of Miles. Potluck dinner was servedand Three Belli Dist. had a bad smash up F»rmere are buoy with their haying all had an enjoyable time. at the Wilson corner in Mountain Dist. at present. Mrs. Eugene Miles called on Mrs. Monday, smashing a wheel from his Mra. David Shepard hat been spend­ Russell Harnett or East Jordan Satur­ car, but no one was injured. ing the pait two weeks at her farm day afternoon. Elmer Faust of Mountain Ash farm home in this place. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Yeckel of Detroit purchased a new mowing machine and Geo. La Valley of East Jordan is doing and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bancroft were hay rake of the Boyne City Co-op Fri­ the haying on the ilayner farm this supper guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. day, to cut the hay on his farm and also season. on his father's farms, the Clarence Lou Shaw in East Jordan. Johnson and Geo. Simmerman farms, Mrs. Matt Hardy accompanied her Mr. and Mrs. G. LaClair of East Jor­ which they purchased last year. son, Roy and wife, on an auto trip to dan and Mrs. Henry McRoberts of Sand Lake and vicinity last Friday. Traverse City were callers at the A. COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS Geo. Jaquays and family who spent Miles and Jerry Moblo homes Friday the winter in East Jordan moved back evening. on their farm in Wilson last Monday. Gleaners of Ellsworth Arbor met at Regular meeting of the Common The Misses Eleanor and Winifred the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mur­ Council of the city of East Jordan Sutton of Boyne City, spent last week phy Thursday evening, June 24th. held at the council rooms Monday eve­ with their grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Xelle Miles of Lansing ning, June 21, 1926. J. L. Sutton imthis> place. and Mrs. C. L. Strong called on Mr. Meeting was called to order by the Mr. and Mrs. Darius Shaw returned and Mrs. Harry Kleinhans of East Everybody Loses Jordan Sunday evening. mayor. Present: Mayor Dicken and from their wedding trip ,to Muskegon Aldermen Aldrich, Watson, Gidley, Monday. They went to Alonzo ShtfW's Mr. and Mrs. Albert Yeckel or De­ in East Jordan Tuesday afternoon. troit motored up Friday for a visit at Ross and Proctor. Mrs. Clara Slaughter who has been the home of her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Minutes of the last meeting were When Timber Burns working in Belding the past two years, Fred Bancroft, returning Monday. Mrs, read and approved. is spending her vacation with her son, Yeckel was formerly Mrs. Millie Shaw. A petition was presented, signed by Ernest and wife, in Wilson. Mrs. Tjapkes was taken suddenly ill Thomas Bussler and 31 others, asking ../ Six ..Rules For Michigan is the nation's playground. Sidney Barber and family from near Friday afternoon. Dr. Dicken of East that Division street on the West Side; Last year 2,500,000 vacationists Lansing are here on h visit to his Jordan .was called. be graveled from its intersection with Preventing Fire enjoyed Michigan's natural beauty. brother, Terry Barker and family, of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Yeckel of De­ Bridge street to its intersection with Deer Lake. Orval Barber is also home And summer visitors spent $200,000,- troit, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bancroft River street, and on motion by Alder­ on a vacation. and Alfred Bancroft spent Saturday In The Forests man Proctor, supported by Alderman 000 last year in Michigan. About forty friends and neighbors evenining with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Willirms at Ironton. Ross, it was voted that the petition be 1 Af«feAc*-~Be~ sure your, mutch of Mr. and Mrs. Joel Sutton sur­ *• la out- Break it In two before Forhere are giant forests .. . wooded prised thenj last Friday evening, re' Mr. and Mrs. Frank Addis took din­ accepted and the improvement be ro.i throw it away. '".,-. minding them that they had reached ner Sunday with Mrs. Anna LaLonde in made. wilderness rich in primitive attrac­ their golden wedding-day. The eve­ Tobacco — Be sure that pipe East Jordan.. ., Moved by Alderman Ross, supported 2 • ashes *nd cigar or clgarrette tion . . . wilcflife ... an ideal vacation ning was pleasantly spent in listening •tubs are de;*,d before throwing them to reminiscences of pioneer days, as Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Addis took by Alderman Gidley, that a committee away. Never throw them into brush, land. Mr. and Mrs. Sutton were among the dinner Sunday with her parents, Mr. of three be appointed to examine a leaves, or needles. early pioneers in Wilson Twp. They and Mrs. Louis Zoulek in Chaddock It is the duty of each resident of Dist. truck owned by Dick Dicken, and to o . Making Camp — Before build- started housekeeping in a little log consider the advisability of buying the: *"*• ing a fire eyrnpe uwey all Michigan to preserve this natural shanty on what is .now Alex Weldy's Mr. and Mrs, Frank Addis were sup^ Infiaihmabl'.: materiel from n spot 5 same. Motion-earriedV -The mayor ap­ feet in diameter; -Dir; a hole In the - beauty. For each resident benefits by farm, and have lived in Wilson all their per guests Sunday at the home of Mr. center and In It build youi camp wedded life. During the evening ice and Mrs. Joe Whitfield in Rock Elm pointed Alderman Gidley, Ross and fife. Keep your fire small. Never Michigan's resources. cream was served by the ladies, and a Dist. Proctor. build It against trees or logs Dr near gold piece presented to the host and brush. Xelle Miles accompaniod by his Moved by Alderman Aldrich, sup­ Last year forest fires burned over hostess as a token of remembrance, A Breaking Ca rnp ~-Never break with the wish that they might celebrate grand father, James Holben, returned ported by Alderman Gidley, that if the •• camp until your fire Is uut — 725,928 acres. These fires in addition their diamond wedding. to Lansing Monday. Mrs. Miles and committee above mentioned were dead out. children staying for a longer visit. destroyed a^ proportionate amount of satisfied with the said truck, that the C Brumh Burning, — Never burn property and the cost to suppress Mr. Beebe and son, John, of East same be bought at once, for the sum of *** slaah or brush in -windy-weather NOWLAND HILL Jordan were callers at the -0e,tt Evans or while there is the eTig bleat danger them alone amounted to $125,042.88, home Saturday. $714.90, it being understood that the that the fire will get away. rental charge of »78.00 already due the Mrs. Daisy Allen arrived Tuesday Mrs. Chas. Hillman spent Friday with Mow to Put Out a Casnp Fit* Extinguish camp fires ... break your ,from Flint tor a few days visit with her said Dick Dicken, should be deducted 6 * —Stir the coals while soaklnc Mrs. C. L. Strong in East Jordan. them with water. Turn small sticks match..-. . "Heel In" your lighted "mother, Mrs. J. Simmons. Friday, from the purchase price. Motion car­ and drench both sides. Wet the Mrs. Allen went to Petbskey. ground around the fire. If you can't cigar, cigarette or pipe ashes. Don't ried. Ket water stir in dirt and tread It Mr. and Mrs. Ray Nowland and sons, PENINSULAR _ Biils_were_presejated f or. payment-as- —down-^until pnrlirri ^.iishl—aye? and ^scatter refuse. For EVERYBODY i Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Kurchinski, and around the fire. Be eure the last ' sons, motored-To Thumb Lake ' and (Edited.by-Mr*; E. Hayden} follows. •part invdead. loses—when tiiSiber^ums. picniced Sunday. Josiah St. John, draying t 7.00 Dr. McGregor of Boyne City was cal­ Wm. Breakey, on salary ,. 20 00 Friday morning, Mrs. Matt Hardy ac­ led out Tuesday afternoon to §ee Mrs. companied her. son, Ray and wife, as Clara Nicloy who came home last week Wellington Baker, team work. 6.60 far as Sand Lake, to visit her sister. from a visit of several months in south­ Raymond Chanda, street labor. 7.35 -. They returned Monday. ern Michigan and had been ill for about Theo Scott, work at cemetery.. '7.0V Michigan Press Ass'n. ' ~r Miss Ocole Scott of Boyne City spent three weens. He pronounced her very Leslie Gibbard, street labor.... -9.79 a few days last week visiting at the much run down but not at all danger­ City Treas., payment of labor.. 179.79 home of her uncle, Ray Nowland and ous, but ordered her to remain in bed family. a few days. Standard Oil Co., gas ... 22.10 Ole Hegerberg, wiring bandstand 22.34 Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Thompson of Orval Benuett worked for C. H. •Chestonia took dinner with Mr. and Tooley on his farm in Advance Dist. Erling Johnson, work at Albert Nowland. several days last week. cemetery.*. 12.95 Ted Eckel, mail carrier on Route 1, The Larkin Club met with Mrs. Orval E. J. & S. R. R. Co. frt on stone 165.42 Boyne City had a three day vacation, Bennett at Honey Slope farm Thursday Chas. Behm, rep. water tower. 45.00 coming back on duty Monday. Albert afternoon and got going. Mrs. Orval City Treas., pay'mt of horn 211.27 Bennett is secretary. Sandle was his substitute.' John Whiteford, work at Friday. A. Tomlian and Paul Rogers Word has been received from Mrs. cemetery •„. 16.63 of Detroit, motored up and joined their Hazel Nicloy Rout and Miss Laura Nic­ wives and children, who are visiting loy who visited iu this section week be­ Frank Gorman, street labor... 15.40 their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry fore last, stating they arrived at their Joseph Montroy, work on Sloop. respective homes, Shepard and Green­ bandstand i 10.00 ville, in fine shape the same day they Delbert Hale, street labor...... 15.75 Carl Knopp and a friend drove from started from here. Detroit for a visit at the home of the Joseph St. Charles, street labor 14.00 former's father, Charles Knopp, arriv­ David _ Gaunt returned home Wed­ Joseph Trojanek, cleaning street 33.25 ing Friday. l_ nesday evening from a visit of several weeks in southern Michigan, visiting L. A. Bingham, frt. charges 2.00 Mrs. Minnie Durance and son, of his sons, Will and Arthur Gaunt, and E. J. Lbr. Co., labor and mat.., 14,55 "WfeServi Charlevoix, and two friends of Lowell, other acquaintances, among them were called on her neice and nephew, Miss E. J, Concert Band, May practice 25.00 Mr. and Mrs. Sam McClure and Mr. and Am. City Magazine, subscription 2.00 Esther and Edward Shepard last Mon­ Mrs. Will Provost in Detroit. He also day. visited Ann Arbor and other places. E. J. Hose Co., fires 112.95 Petoskey Portland Cement Co., Chet Carney of East Jordan helped Friends of Mrs. Alfred Dietz, nee E. L. Nowland at farm work a lew days Byrel McDonald, will be pleased to crushed stone 136.15 Building Up Markets last week. hear she is slowly recovering from a Peoples State Sav. Bank, bond Mr. and Mrs. Joel Sutton celebrated ve^ critical illness at the Charlevoix of Treasurer.,.* 50.00 » "their golden wedding Friday, June 25. hospital. The little son is doing fine. R. L. Severance, labor and mat. i 28.26, HE conadraent tinea of the Michigan Railroad Association wi& expend Nearly 40 friends and relatives spent Burton Hitchcock of East Jordan E. R. Kleinhans, trees for island , nearly $25,000,000 this year for additions and betterment! to the the evening with them. A five dollar visited his brother-in-law and sister, T gold piece was presented to them in Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hayden at Orchard park j, 90SQ0 respective properties. These outlays will provide for greater safe-guards to token of the day. Hill from Thursday to Sunday. Thomas St. Charles, street labor" 46.00 Ed. Kaley, street labor 25.73 human life, more comfort for the traveling public, increased facilities and Mrs. Duncan McDonald of Three better freight service.' | PLEASANT HILL Bells Dist is so far recovered from ber Robert Pray, street labor 13.48 recent illness to visit her mother, Dick Dicken, truck rental — 78.00 Michigan Railroads may justly claim more than their modest _ / (Edited by Anson Hayward) Mrs. Clara Nicloy Friday. She was ac­ Reid & Sherman, labor and mat. 117.67 companied by her daughter, Miss Dor­ On motion by Alderman Gidley the We Serve Michigan. They have contributed to the upbuilding, of the The high school girls are camping on othy, who came up from Grand Rapids industries of the Commonwealth, as perhaps no other group of rail noes in Six mile Jake the past week. for a few days visit. bills were allowed by an aye and nay vote as follows: America has done. Two decades of tremendous industrial iTpansaan Mark Kearney and family took sup­ Misses Dorothy and Nita McDonald of per at Anson Hay wards Saturday night. Three Bells Dist. went to Mt. Pleasant Ayes—Gidley, Ross, Aldrich, Proctor jnttttw* this far-sighted policy of the railroads! Pleasnnt Sunday to attend summer and Dicken. Archie Kidder and family and Herb­ school. in encouraging industrial up-building, the railroads have also, in a ert Sweet motored to Lansing Sunday. . Nays—None. A. B. Nicloy of Sunny Slope farm On motion by Alderman Gidley, measure, Created a Home Market that absorbs the bulk of the products of Roy Vance is home for a short time took a reactor cow to Charlevoix, Mon­ meeting was adjourned. visiting his family. day, for L. E. Philips, where a carload our (arms, orchards, gardens, etc, right at home. So true is this that with are being shipped, OTIS J. SMITH, increased production, the railroads are annually hauling /farm•< Lucius Hayward has been sick for a City Clerk. week and a half, but is better at this Mr. andMrs. Ralph Vader, nee Mary leas and less. All of these—except the hay crop—are consumed at i writing. Nicloy, and daughter Miss Nettie of Farmers are talking of cutting their Kegomic, visited Mrs. Vader's mother, You can count to a billion in 19 years *r** alfalfa soon, which is Hoe this year. Mrs. Clara Nicloy at Sunny Slope farm, If you don't believe it try it yourself, HIS tremendous Home Market is the ideal market. But the < _ they also called on Mr. and Mrs. Dun­ George Carpenter still works at the can McDonald in Three Bells Dist. Some Americans wilt celebrate the Tpolicy means more. It has created an outlet for similar products Canning Factory. Fourth of July by nursing their bruises the high wind of Monday badly grown in other states. The track market at Detroit, for instance, handles Ernest Lanaway made a call on bis crippled the telephone line so several' and burns. 40 different perishable commodities from the cars .direct to the deaswra a family and mother at his farm in Echo. reports can not be verified. Automobiles are within reach of single transfer only. To illustrate: Fresh tomatoes are found at the green Gordan Sweet and family made a Chas. Healey has a large acreage of every pedestrain but he has the driv­ grocers for seven months in the year, thanks to expedited service and that short call at Anson Hayward's last hay cut and bunched. Frank Hayden ers, not the manufacturers, to thank week. He has employment at the also has begun haying. refrigerator car. Shipments are made from Old Mexico and five sos **• ~ Chemical. for this courtesy. Cut worms are very plentiful and states before die Michigan crop has matured. This is so for the Doris Bennett went to Detroit. It's hard for a man to tell in theae destructive. present modes, whether the creature nst of fruits and vegetables. Mrs. Brtterbee and children called on A good many visited the Fire Tower MthJhejcuieJknee-«ap)i etcrrie-«-fl»P' s Mrs. Veloris Bartholomew last Sunday, Sundajv : r With oW presentnraTlroadsystem die avetage wage the 'MK ^ — per, a Woman or a grandmother. A large crowd were at the Golf Links enjoys a far wider range of delicacies on his table the year aJdB vJune 27th, Sunday schodl attendance Sunday. '* was 23. WHEN THE OLD BACK ACHESI the Kings and Nobles of Europe of a century or mote The weather has finally, warmed up Cows are doing fine this year, so and everything is growing.fine, but we Just how hard it is for a mm (or a much rain making the pasture good. need rain. woman either) with an aching back to pride m Most of the farmers are selling milk to nerve himself up to his task, no one HE Michigan Railroad Association, then, takes ^ jhe cheese factory. • • Home grown strawberries are ripe­ but the surferer can. tell. "When my announcing its program of improvementr and forth* ning but are a short crop and will be back hurts and irregular secretions T l , Young pigs were acarse in this part very short if we do not get rain in a warn me of coming trouble, I take rant year which will further aid the joule's industrial ."- > of the district this year. few days. Foleys Pills, a diuretic stimulant for greater importance to the Home Market, and cc the kidneys. They give me quick re­ John Schroader had the misfortune The severity of the wind Monday can " raising the standard of living of a^ the people. to step on a nail) penetrating the foot. sults." Ask Wm. F. Lagle, Anderson, be realized by it breaking the rope of Ind., 402 W. 21st St., about Foley Pills. Ben Schroader and family are living the U. S. flag which graces the Fire They are a reliable valuable medicine. on their farm for a short time. Tower at Whiting Park. >uaranteed to give satisfaction. Coet George Patterson and family made a Omer Scott is moving his family out fittle. Sold everywhere.—Hitet Drug MICHIGAN RAILAOAD ASSOCIATION trip to tee bit farm in Echo. to the Fire Tower, where they will live Store, adv.

uaai Muutuuuui mm THE CHARLEVOIX COUNTY HERALD, (Eui Jotdan.'.Mkh.) FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1926

Petty 1« Wopde HughW.Dicken BIG ENOUGH Claire Windsor ww^Jya* www wwwwie.jnjn.wiit iHlaJspBaJBg Phyticum and Surgeon •f DOUQLAt MALLOCH But Jordan, Kicji. Phone No. 128 HJUUfPLL coma a time, It wont be Office Honn: T long, 11:00 to 12:00 a. m. Wheat things begin to happen wrong: Wheat ataeklncs Start to disappear, 2:00 to 4:00 ud 7:00 to 9:00 p. m. And other happenings aa queer .Will make yen wonder now and then Where an your gloves are gona again. Tea sales a certain underskirt And father's shouting for a shirt Dr.B.J. BEUKER Tee, time rolls on, the day It brings They're big enough to wear yew Physician and Surgeon Office second floor Kimball Blk., A father knows, If really wise, next to People* Bank. The meaning then of family tle»( Office Phone—168-J For time rolls on, the time It 1« The family starts wearing his. Residence Phone—158-M Over the Hills If new and then he misses one, Office noun: 2:00 to 6:00 p. m. Jell Petty, new pitcher of the Hem likely and it on his son; 7:00 to 8:00 p. m. Brooklyn Nationals, who is proving to And eren daughters have boeen known all opposing batters that he Is not a To wear the ties that fathers own. "has-been" as many thought Coaches Tea, overshoes or dinner rings, and Away! and players of the team figure this They're big enough to wear your Texan lefthander to be the pitching things. In your own car with the carefree spirit of find of the season. youth! Take to the open road—where skies l Dr.F.P.Ramsey There comes a time when yon declare » are sunny and winds are fresh. Choose your £ Physician and Surgeon. Giant'. Get New Infielder That Sonny's old enough to wear way with care or take any road that lures A dinner coat; and you decide Charming Claire Windsor, the "mov- you. You will stumble on adventure—romance I Graduate of College ol Fhyaiciane and To fill him full of joy and pride le" star, called the "beat dressed wom­ will trip you up—before you've gone many V Snrfeoaa of the Univereity of With yours. But, when you go to seek an In motion picture*," was born In I Illinois. The coat, yon hunt about a week, Cawker City, Kan. Her blonde beauty , miles. For your Middle West is a fascinating And wonder where that coat is gone— and wonderful talent mads her a prime wonderland of never-ending thrills. j OFFICE E. J. LUMBER CO. BLOCK Then find that Sonny has It on. favorite In pictures. This la from F Beat Jordan. Mich. They seldom wait till someone brings, one of her latest photographs In a Here's a hint of what "it holds! 1 Phone No. 196. When big enough to wear your things. winsome, summery outfit, "picture 1—The county without a railroad—high, rocky hat" and all. picturesque Calhoun County, the greatest And yet in this you often find O apple county m Illinois. On a long, ragged A comfort of another kind: • peninsula between the Illinois and Missis­ For children old enough to wear sippi Rivers. Not far from Alton, State Office Equipped With X-Ray Tour clothes are old enough to share Highway No. 3. A little of your burden, tbo— cfHE WHY of 2—Jay Cooke State Park, Minnesota, in the And howl hope your children dot valley of the St. Louis River. Rugged coun­ SUPERSTITIONS try and pine forests. Fifteen miles from When sons put on a man's attire, Duluth on State Highway No. 1. When daughters wear a woman's ly H. IRVINQ KINO S—The Hanging Tree, Versailles, Indiana, for­ geyer, merly used as a gallows for hanging criminals. Mill! y The man and woman that it brings In a vicinity of great historical interest. SSfe Are big enough to help with things. WANTING TO SNEEZE State Highway No. 6 from Indianapolis. DENTIST (ft by McClttra Hewipaper Syndicate.) •—Valley City, North Dakota, set like a jewel Office Honn: 8:00 to 12:00 «. m. F ,YOU want to sneese and cant on the Cheyenne River with beautiful trees 1:00 to 5:00 p.m.. I sneese, it is a 'sure sign that soma and a great viaduct spanning the valley :.••-:•••> -»• Herewith Is pictured Andy Cohen, high above the river. State Highway No. 9. Evening! by Appointment. ybutnrui star of tne Texas league wno one loves you and does not dare to OSce, Second Floor of Kimball Block. tell you so. This universal supersti­ 6—The great dam at Keokuk, Iowa, a mar­ has Joined the Giants. Cohen Is the As Told by velous feat of engineering skill. Mississippi newest of Jewish athletic stars to pop tion is a clear case of sympathetic or imitative magic, Combined with that River Scenic Highway No. 1. into the limelight If he fills the gap IrvinSaCobb Idea of the magical sancltlty of the (—Deadwood, South Dakota, famous in the In the Giant Infield, McGraw will have sneeze held by primitive man from history of frontier life and still more for added a great drawing card to his the days of him who first told the sunshine, western hospitality and gold pro­ Dr. C. H. Pray team. duction. Graves of "Wild Bill" and "Calam- story of Prometheus down. The , ity Jane" overlook the city. State Highway THERE'D BE AN UPRISING sneeze is a manifestation of the life, No. 30. ' Dentist the Intellect A young man's love for 7—Lawrence, Kansas, the scene of the famous STATE OF MICHIGAN, The Probate HE revivalist was the mouthpiece a woman Is a part of his spiritual Quantrell Massacre of 1863. Red Star Court for the County of Charlevoix. of a new cult, an offshoot of an being and when the bashful lover re­ Office Hoort: At a session of said Court,, held at T Route No. 22. 8 to 12 i. m. 1 to 5 p. m , the Probate Office in the City of Char- older denomination, in his interpre­ presses it within himself Instead of 8—Alley Spring State- Park, Missouri. The_ letting it manifest itself In words to ' " And Evenings-. levoixin said County, on the 30th day tations of the Scriptures he^ saw no spring flows from the bottom of a rocky of June A. D. 1926.. possible hope for any members of the his adored One, this repression acts by cliff forming a deep, clear blue lake. Typical •'-, Phoae No. 223. Present: Servetus A. Correll, Pro­ human family who refused to accept sympathetic magic upon the object Ozark scenery. Sixteen miles north of Birch bate Judge. hiB particular brand of religion, as of his'affections and she can't mani­ Tree, Missouri, State Highway No. 16. In the Matter of the Estate of Louisa distinguished from all the other fest her vital ego by sneezing—thougli 9—Elk Lake in the heart of Northern Michigan's E. Loveday Sice Deceased. brands. she feels that she would like to, just woods, chosen country of hunters and fisher­ The above estate having been admit­ aB he feels that he would like awfully men: StateHighwayNo.il. ted to probate and W. Asa Loveday ap­ Before an awe-struck congregation »—Monument at Portage, Wisconsin com­ at a camp meeting he was describing well to tell his love. The basic idea memorating the famous first portage from pointed administrator thereof. Srf the superstition is the false syl­ It is ordered that four months from what would come to pass with regard the Fox to the Wisconsin in 1673 of Louis R. G. Watson this date be allowed for creditors to to those stiff-necked and perverse non- logism of primitive magic—things as­ Joliet and Father Jacques Marquette on present their claims against said estate, believers who were found outside his sociated in thought are associated in their voyage of discovery toward the Mis­ and that such claims will be heard by own fold on the day-of judgment fact sissippi. State Highways No. 10 and No. 33. FUNERAL said court on Tuesday, the 2nd day of DIRECTOR November A. D. 1926, at ten o'clock in "My brethren," he olarioned, "there" (® by McClore Newspaper Syndicate.) the forenoon, at the probate office in is no middle course. By the word —O— Matte out your own wonder list of places 244 Phone 66 the City of Charlevoix., of the Holy Writ I have proved to you _ near you—and set out to find them. There It is Further Ordered,* That public that mankind either must take the is nothing to stop you. Roads are good and EASTJORDAN notice thereof be given by publication true doctrine as it has been expounded' Red Crown Gasoline is easily obtainable every­ of this order for three successive ?jeeks here or accept the awful consequences. where throughout the entire Middle West ~ . / revious to said day of hearing in the I can close my eyes and see the awful BBREVIATED gharlevbix County Herald, a newspaper ^m picture right now. printed and circulated in this County. =?=STORY All nature will speed you on your way as SERVETUS A. CORRELL, "Over there In shining robes stand you travel new paths of beauty. Fill the Judge of Probate. the little group of the elect and the tank with Red Crown — and you're off. saved. And down below in the fiery G. E. Merchant pits of perdition millions of the unre- ALICIA POTPOURRI Watches, Crocks, G&SALE generate are roasting In the undying Default having been made in the fires through an eternity while the •ITXTINONA," said Alicia Potpourri, Buy Red Crown Jewelery and Phonograph terms and conditions of a certain mort­ minions of the devil heap hot coals W'Tve come to get your advice. gage made and executed by Chad. R. upon their heads and give them molten Jack Linotype, who hasn't a cent or at Any Standard Oil Johnson and wife, Eliza Johnson, of lead when they bet for water to cool anything except his good looks, but REPAIRING the city of East Jordan, Charlevoix County, Michigan, to the State Bank of their parchedr tongues. That, my whom I love devotedly, and Chees- Service Station and Tousch's Shoe Store East Jordan, a corporation organized, brethren, is wmtt will come to pass." boro Midge, who has a quarter of a existing and doing business under and From the body of the house a small million dollars in spite- of his bald at Most Garages State St. - - East Jordan by virtue of the laws or the state of elderly gentleman' rose up. head, have both asked me to. marry Michigan and having its principal office "Excuse me for lnterruptln'," he them. What shall I do, Winona?—I and place of business in the city of East said "but there ain't no chance fur want your candid opinion." Jordan, Michigan. Which said mort- "Follow the dictates of your *eart, age bears date the 24th day of August, slch a thing to happen. Wliy, the Standard Oil Company ?911, and was recorded on the 25th day people Jlat natehelly wouldn't stand Alicia—you never make a mistake flmUiau) of August, 1911, in Liber 47 of Mort- fur It" ' when you marry for love," responded W. H. FULLER ages on page 376, in the office of the • O br the Central Preaa Aeaoolatlon.) Winona Tumblers. EAST JORDAN, MICHIGAN ^Register of Deeds in and for the said O— : "Thanks, Winona—It's so hard to county of Charlevoix, Michigan; that make up one's mind," said Alicia. & SON said mortgage is past due and there is HE YOUNG LADY And she went to Camlsola Stttchem now claimed to be due and unpaid on and begged for her candid opinion. said mortgage the sum of Six Hundred ACROSS THE WAY Painters and Thirty-nine and 91-100 Dollars (»639;91) T "Marry Jack—marry for love—true No LOM» Not a Fixed Star _ at the date of this notice including happiness. lies that way only," said News Item—"A youo- man en his The naval obervatory snys no star principal, interest, taxes and attorney Oamlsola. -* honeymoon ran' his auto Into a tree has been certainly Identified as the Decorators fee, and no suit or proceedings at law "It's so hard to know just what to and did net come to his senses for star of Bethlehem. It Is a common Phone 132 or in equity having been instituted to do," sighed Alicia,- And she appealed two weeks." "Well, It would have belief among Christians that this was recover the moneys secured by said to Claudlne Slptlon for her candid taken him about that long,, anyway." a supernatural phenomenon. East Jordan, Mich. mortgage or any part thereof.,, __ opinion. —Toronto Globe. NOW THEREFORE, by vMie of" the "OOP the guy with money," coun­ power of sale in said mortgage and of the statute in such case made and pro­ seled Claudlne. "Love's, all right- In vided NOTICE is hereby given that on Its way, but It don't- Weight like Monday.the 20th day of September,1926 money," ' Frank Phillips at ten o'clock in the forenoon, standard "Claudlne, you darling I" cried time, at the front door of the court Alicia—"it's so refreshing to get a real Tonaorlal Artist. house in the city of Charlevoix, Michi­ friend's candid opinion." gan, (That being the place where the —Ana1 she accepted Obeesbord Midge When in need of anything; in my line circuit court for the county of Charle­ #mzt call in and see me. voix is held) said State Bank of East and seldom regretted It Jordan will sell at public auction to the (S by Oaoasre Matthew Adama.) highest bidder the premises described — O in Said mortgage, or so much thereof as Wh-t'a the UM? may be necessary to pay the amount The stall-fed philosopher agrees due on said mortgage and all legal costs. with the fellow who says that' It Is fad' L.R. HARDY The premises described in said mort­ enough to make a blunder, but it real­ D. G. Ph. G. gage are as follows, to-wit:— ly peeves one more to find out he 1» "A part of the North-east quarter (i) so unimportant that nobody has no­ Palmer Graduate of the South-east quarter (i) of section ticed the blunder. It Is like "busting" SAY "BAYER ASPIRIN" and INSISTl Chiropractor ^ Twenty-two (22), Township Thirty-two a tire, swearing a whole lot about IV (32) North, Range Seven (7) West, OFFICE HOURS: Standard Tine and then by looking around find there Proved safe by millions and prescribed by physicians for bounded as follows: Beginning at a wim nnt n nnul ati- to hear yoer -OA1tt=-2:0(NirSiOOTr: «r point Thirty-three (38) feel South mid Two Hundred and Eighty-three (283) choice assortment of emphatlcs. Gee- Colds Headache Neuritis Lumbago 7:00 to 8:00 p. m. feet West of the North-east corner of whiz, heck—Jlmlny crickets, what's the Phone No. 17 the above described sub-division; use?—Logansport Pharos-Tribune. Pain Neuralgia Toothache Rheumatism OVER BENNETT'S STORE thence South -One Hundred Twenty- four (124) feet; thence westerly Fifty- The young lady across the way says Main St. Eait Jordan. Mich. two (62) feet and four (4) inches; she guesses the people that say mush­ I Expense S^atemotixaeJ thence North One HundredTwenty-four rooms have little food value never A "budget machine" has been la- DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART (124) feet; thence Easterly Fifty-two vented by Mrs. Annie P.. Kenny, head (52) feet and four (4) Inches to place of bought • any and they're. TO'cent s a ...«v Won Font* Early pound. of the home economics division of a . John Flexmann, the famous Sngilsh beginning. ' large bank In Chicago. Given the In­ STATE BANK OF EAST JORDAN (ffi By MoCIureNewtaper Syndicate.) Accept only "Bayer" package •etttptpr, entered the Eoyal academy Mortgagee, By Andrew J. Suffern, come and the site of a family, she can a WTO, at the age of fifteen, after Cashier. The authorities of University col­ tell Instantly from her machine Just which contains proven directions. exhibiting a figure of Neptune in wax. CLINK A WILLIAMS lege, London, have .decided to estab­ whjit the fnmlly may spend for food; Handy "Bayer" boxea of 14 tableta i was the son of a maker of piaster Attorneys for Mortgagee. Business lish a new Danish lectureship In lnem clothes, rent, welfare and for . lnx- Also bottles,of 24 and 100—Druggists. Address: East Jordan, Michigan. cry of Queen Alexandra. urlee. Aapitte la tke ttaoe aura of Maaafactare of UcooanUcacloHUt et latteyUc t X THE CHARLEVOIX COUNTY HERALD, (East Jordan, Mich.) FRIDAY, JULY 2, 1926

Founded Built Bitot* *\ tWABttk .EASTJOPP^ ^11 Men Are it: on STATEBANK' by Misi Eva Waterman left last Saturday Miss Dorothea Malpass ia home from Security Service for Detroit. her studies at Alma. \ Miss'Ruby Smith of Flint ii here this Misa Marguerite Rogers is spending Created Equal week visiting friends. the week with friends at Beulah. (Jordan Sweet is home from Cbjcage . Louis Xamradt left Monday for Flint' for a few week'* visit. where be will seek employment. Our Inheritance . .Thrift is most successfully practiced by thosd Born to Mr. and Mrs. James' Zarro, a Mr. and Mrs. Carl Grutch and child­ who have learned to save each week a definite son—John Charles—June 30th. ren were Detroin>viaitors this week. W. E^Malpass i* home from Detroit • Born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert "b'Neil, amount, and if you will open a savings account at to spend the week end with his family. a daughter—Betty Jane—June 22nd. this strong bank and consistently deposit a part of Miss Marie Nemecek left Thursday Bake Safe, Saturday July 3rd at La- July 4th, 1926 for a visit" with friends in Southern Londe's Studebaker Sales Room, under your salary, you will soon find that you are in a Michigan. auspices of Lutheran Ladles Aid. adv. This year in Philadelphia, America celebrates position to take advantage of the opportunities that Klon Smith is home from Detroit for Born to Mr. and Mrs. Zelle Bricker of 9 a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. South Arm township, a daughter, June the 150th Anniversary of its founding, our forefathers had in mind when they said, "All Otis J. Smith. 29th. 7 | men are created equal." Mr. and Mrs. Fred Looze are here Mr. end, Mrs. Wm. Streeter are visit­ As we turn and gaze back upon the trail from Detroit for a vfait with friends ing relatives at Greenville and Coopers- and relatives. ville. blazed by Washington, Franklin, Jefferson and The Banks of East Jordan will be Miss Fern Flannery left the past, Paine, "let us take pride in being their heir to all Start a systematic savings account at this safe closed next Monday, July 5th, it being week to attend the State Normal at a legal holiday. Kalamazoo. they wrought, knowing that as we travel onward State Bank. Accumulate for your needs. Miss Helen Foster of Grand Rapids Mrs. R. F. Gennett of Bellaire was their endowment will also grow if we_ are wise and was here this week visiting at the here over Sunday visiting her sister, Gregory home. Mrs. R-. P. Maddock. , patriotic enough to defend it." Claude Johnson is home from Jack­ Misses Emma and Esther Omland son ior a .-visit with his mother, Mrs. left Saturday for Kalamazo to attend Oscar Johnson. Western State Normal. < 8 33 Thomas Joynt, who has been visiting State Bank of East Jordan , PEOPLES STATEV™ ^ SAVINGS BANK John Gundersdn of Suttons Bay spent friends in Southern Michigan, returned the week end here at the home of his "TflE.BANK ON THE CORNER" home Thursday. son, Mike Gunderson. Richard Malpass, who has been at­ Mrs. George Gruber returned home "Strength and Ability tending M. S. C. at Lansing, is home last Saturday from a month's visit at ' Plus the Willingness to Serve." 'The Bank With The Chime Clock." for the summer. London, Ont, and Flint. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Evans spent the Misst Dorothy Severance left Wed­ week end at Charlevoix visiting Mr. nesday for a visit with friends at South and Mrs. Cleo Lapeer. Haven, Mich., Chicago, and Madison, H,- T. Bancroft left first of the week Mrs. Kate-: Lemieux, who has been Mr. and Mrs. Bernt Arnston and fam­ Wis. for Flint, where he will seek employ­ visiting relatives in Detroit, returned ily left Sunday for Lansing where they Clarence Bowman returned home ment. V home last Saturday. will make their home. Wednesday from Mt. Clemens, where Mr. and Mrs. D. Van Steenburg and Mrs. Charles Rowe and son, returned TEMPLE THEATRE Mrs. Lucy Saunders of Glasgow, he has been taking mineral bath treat­ Mr. and Mrs. -Roy Van Steenburg and to Detroit, Saturday last, after a two Program for week beginning Saturday, July 3rd Scotland, is here visiting at the home ments. son, Dale, were here last week from week's visit at the home of Eph Kidder of Mr. and Mrs. Benj Smatts. Mr. .and Mrs. Glenn Bulbw and fam­ Flint, guests of Mrs; Ida Misenar. and other relatives. Mrs. Harold Usher and daughter of ily with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boyce of SATURDAY, July 3rd Grand Rapids are here visiting her par­ Detroit spent Tuesday at Mackinac HOOT GIBSON in ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Carr. Island. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hoover returned Twenty Reo Taxicabs For Sale- to Wyandotte, Monday, after a visit at Price from t350 to »1500. Phone 216- 'THE CALGARY STAMPEDE' the home of Mrs. H, C. Swafford. f 4, Boyne City, Sunday and Monday, Including complete thrilling scenes of the Calgary Rodeo Champion­ Miss Doris Hayden, who has been July 4th and 5th. adv. ship Contest of 1925. Supported by 1,000 wild Buffalos, 2,000'wild Elk, teaching in the Detroit schools the past Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boyce are here and 20,000 people. Two shows in one. See it! year, returnrd home last Saturday. from Detroit for a visit .at the home of -C o m e d y—"POLO KID." the latter's mother, Mrs. E. Chamber­ Mrs. F. A. Creswell returned home lain and sister, MrsrGlenn~Bulow.~~" Admission—10c and 25c Thursday from a months visit with friends in Toledo, Ohio, and Detroit. Miss Irene Bashaw leaves this Satur­ day for Grand Rapids, where she will SUNDAY'and MONDAY "... - July 4-5 Mrs. Dennis Kiley returned to her take up a few weeks study of advanc­ Rupert Hughes' Story home at Standish, Thursday, after ed music—principally piano and voice visit at the home of her son, M. J. culture. Kiley. Miss Olga Wagbo, who. has been at­ "DON'T" Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Valencourt tending the University of Chicago, was Successor to "Excuse Me" with Sally O'Neil and Bert Roach. and family left Tuesday for .Muskegon home for a week's visit. She left Sat­ Laughs and action aplenty. where they plan to make their future urday last for Chicago, where she now home. FOX NEWS COMEDY has a position. Mrs. Lena McRoberts and daughter, Commencing next -Thursday after­ Admission—10c and 25c Phyllis, of Traverse City, were here noon and continuing each Thursday the past two weeks visiting her sister, during July and August most of East TUESDAY, July 6th FAMILY NIGHT Mrs. G. LaClair. Jordan's stores will be closed. See 2 ADMISSIONS FOR THE PRICE OF 1 WITH MERCHANT'S TICKETS Mrs Lillian Hoover and daughter, article on front page. Miss Pauline, left Monday for Kalama­ JACK HOXIE in Mr. and Mrs. Percy Carney and fam­ zoo, where the latter will attend West­ ily of Pamlico, North Carolina, are ern State Normal. here visiting her sister, Mrs. Herman "BUSTING THROUGH" Mr. and Mrs. Archie Bashaw and Hammond and other relatives and Plenty of Fir e works daughter, of Duluth, Minn., were here former acquaintances. A big thrill picture of the inspiring West. this week visiting at the homes of the Mrs. George Morgan and children, former's uncles, Louis and Alex and Miss Marian McKeage, are here For The FOURTH! Chapter 3 "THE SCARLET STREAK" Bashaw. this week from Hay Port, Mich., for a Admission—10c and 25c Mrs. Harriet Empey, librarian of the visit with their mother, Mrs. Robert East Jordan Public Library, was at Qrossett, and their brother, Earl Mc­ Manistee this week to attend the 36th Keage. Everything in Fireworks. - WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, - July 7-8-9 annual meeting of the Michigan Library Mrs. Kate Lemieux was called to that is needed for an ample * Leon Errol with Dorothy Gish in Association. Petoskey, Monday, by the illness of Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Sittser and daugh­ her mother, Mrs. Robert McKay. She "CLOTHES MAKE THE PIRATE" ter, Hazel, of Kalamazoo are here this was accompanied by her neice, Mrs. and joyously noisy celebra­ week visiting at the homes of her Ernest Barnes—a granddaughter of He takes his loot in laughter! He got wrecked on the sea of sisters, Mrs. Mason Clark and Mrs. Mrs} McKay. tion of the Fourth, is to be matrimony—but there are six other seas, and Errol sails every one of Lyle Keller, them, each one funnier than the other. Mrs. John Nachazel returned last Miss Virginia Billings of Grand Rap­ Saturday from Chicago, where she found in our displays. x, „ "FUN FROM THE PRESS" ids and Mrs. Gertrude McChaffin of spent several days visiting relatives Boston, Mass., were here over Sunday Admission—10c and 25c and attending the Eucharistic Congress. Choose today, as stocks will visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Her sons Will, Frank and Albert ac­ Sam Persons. companied her. go fast. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Roy are enter­ Mrs. F. L. Doyle (nee Emma Len- taining the following friends:—Mr. and osky) of Los Angeles, Calf., is here to Mrs. Alex Best of Kingston, Mich., Mr. spend the summer with her parents, and Mrs. Carl Cunsey and their son-in- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lenosky. Mr. law, Paul, of Port Huron, Mich. ,, Doyle, who is now visiting relatives in Every Cracker a sure fire. The Best Bread We Cleve Isaman and son, Jack, of Ohio, will join his wife here later. Lowell, were here first of the week Miss May L. Stewart, former Comm'r visiting at the home of his sister, Mrs. of Schools of Charlevoix County and Know How to Make C. A. Brabant. Bruce Isaman accom­ for a few years past in charge of panied his father home for a visit. County school work at Oakland, Mary­ Herbert uumanKs ot Happy uamp7 land, is now at Columbia" University Calif., Miss Margaret Burbanks of taking up summer, studies. This fall Toledo, Ohio, and Miss Juahita Mon­ she will take up her hew duties as PHONE 145 E>fVST JORDAN roe of Grand Rapids are guests at the Supervisor of Practice Teaching in home of Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Bur- rural department of the Oshkosh State banks. Normal College at Oshkosh, Wis, T For the holiday next Monday, July Roscoe, seven-year-old son of Mr. 6th the following buisiness hours will be and Mrs. Frank Crowell, has been in effect at the East Jordan Fostoffice. critically ill the past week arid is not Windows will be open from 7:30 to 8:30 yet out of danger. He was convales­ a. m., 12 to 1:00 and 4.00-to 6:00 p. m. cing from the measles, and last Monday WANTED! The lobby will be open during the ate a portion of muskmelon and ice forenoon and closed during the after­ aream which poisoned his system. noon except in above hours specified. Meningitis set in rendering him un­ conscious and since then physicians Heavy Hens and Young Ducks The new Ironton ferry was put into have been endeavoring to aave his life. operation last Wednesday, making trips Day after day, we turn out hundreds of the best from 6:00 a. m. until 8:00 p. m. fast , Announcements have been received Also Broilers time. This schedule will propably be here of the marriage Of Carl Wm. El­ loaves of Bread we know how to bake—and it must be in effect for at least two weeks, or utf- liott, to Miss Dora' Blanche, daughter above the average, for each morning we have to bake tii the ferry is outfitted; At present of Mr. and Mrs, Frank Arcule Elms, on there is no floor in the engine room June 21st, at Vulcan, Mich. They will Beef - Pork - Veal more loaves to .•Satisfy Jhe growing demand. which will have to be completed and make their home at Kirkland Lake, Phone 143 lights must be added before operating Ontario. The groom - Is a son of Mr. at night. Another cable ia yet to be and Mrs. Wm. J. Ellion, former resi­ W. V. COELING added. The ferry handles six cam in dents of this city end now of Lansing, nice shape and is proving very satis­ and it a graduate of East Jordan High Ellsworth, Mich. Phono Ellsworth 38. East Jordan Pastry Shop factory. School. THE CHARLEVOIX COUNTY£HERALD, (East Jordan^Mich.) FRIDAY^ JULY 2, 1926

DESERT EXPLORER EUCHARIST CONGRESS Great Magic Show for Chautauqua ENDS AT MUNDELEIN JUNIOJH CHAUTAUQUA

of Blened Sacra' rO~N!GHT ment Feature of Great est Catholic Session. ••ii iwA'-{*iitiMi,"i'i{ii"n"iL'.ii •I'JU'IT—««**** KEEPXKQ WELL—AD W Tablet Chicago.—The twenty-eighth Bucha- (e, vegetable aperient) taken at rlstlc congress of the Roman Oathollc night will help keep you wall, by. ctiarch cams to a close at Mundeleln toolnc and •trenethenlnt* your 41- jgeetlon and elimination. before a throng estimated at from 700,000 to 1,000,000. The final rites Chautauqua Enthusiasm, Rah, of the congress, a pontifical high mass! Rah, Rah! - followed by the procession of the Johnny has it. Susie haa it. blessed sacrament, borne by John Car­ So has Pa. dinal Bintaho, papal legate, were Junior Chautauqua, Rah, Hah held on the grounds of St. Mary of the "•• Rah! Lake seminary along the shores of Mke St Mary. Tea sir, Chautauqua things have In the midst of the procession a begun to hum. Everybody's buying rainstorm of 16 minutes' duration ac­ tickets for the program under the Chips companied by ball broke and sent the Big Brown Tent. But the children Ml JUNIOIM-Lrttlft N?« hundreds of thousands scurrying for of the Junior Chautauqua are going One-third the regular dote. Made shelter. The clerical procession, how- of the same Ingredients, then candy to get ahead of the grown-up folks coated. For children and adults. aver, proceeded on its way, completing this year for sure, because they're ISOLD BY YOUR DRUGOJSTMd the journey as prescribed. Matthew Beecher of New York going to have eight days of Chau­ Druggists The route of the procession, almost photographed on his arrival from tauqua while the grown-ups will have three miles long, was packed with hu­ abroad. He was the first American to only five. manity, eager for the glimpse of the cross the Sahara desert by automo­ The Chautauqua Playleader will final and most colorful of all the Eu- bile. .arrive four days before the Chau­ CHINESE TORTURE CAULS b.1' charlstle congress demonstrations. tauqua opens, and the very next On the second day of the Chautau­ paraphernalia. So elaborate is the As the end of the procession, with Car­ morning the Junior Chautauqua pro­ qua we are to have a program of equipment that the enlarged Chautau­ dinal Bonsaao bearing aloft' the host. HAS NEW PLANS TO gram will start. Every boy and girl magic and Illusions that is very dif­ qua stage will not accommodate it passed, the vast throng of pilgrims in town can attend the sessions free. ferent than the ordinary entertain­ and two settings are required. dropped to their knees. STOP BEER MAKING meet the Playleader and enjoy the ment of this type. William Eugene The program "tarts in mystery and In the procession were twelve cardi­ good times during the pre-Chautauqua Frye, master magician and illusionist, progresses with increasing bewilder­ nals, fifty-seven archbishops, three days. After the tent arrives a with his assistants, Leah Miles and ment. It seems almost impossible hundred priests, monks, missionaries, Rum Off Market by Christmas, ticket will be required; there will be James Quellett, present a program that three people could accomplish acolytes and laymen. At Intervals of Andrews' Program. n parpde',"games, stories, yells, stunts, that has continuity. Each trick or so many marvelous feats in 30 short 1,000 feet along the line of march junior town meetings, music appre­ illusion bears a definite relationship a period of time. The floating sphere, to the one that precedes or follows the spirit slates, the duck and the were choirs. Washington. — Conniving city or ciation, children's revue and frolic, it. This tying together Of the various egg, the wonder screen, cooking by Completing the colorful procession state officials, Illicit alcohol plants, and maybe a field meet or a baseball were delegations from various Roman Rarae. Juniors, get ready for eight parts of the program has been so radio, the spirit cabinet, the fish bowl and cheating, breweries are to be masterfully done, that at the close of production, the catching of live fish Catholic fraternal orders and several especial targets of a new three-phase joy days. floats. the entertainment you have the sense from the laps of the audience, the prohibition enforcement drive with of having witnessed a complete per­ snaring of doves in mid-air, the van­ At the close of the procession Car­ next Christmas as a deadline beyond East Jordan Chautauqua dinal Bonzano mounted the high altar formance, rather than a series of in­ ishing pigeons, the Chinese . torture which real beer and hard liquor will iJuly 11th to 15th, Inclusive dependent tricks. Many illusions are cabinet mystery—these are but a few on the seminary grounds and bestowed be almost, if not actually, Impossible the benediction. The sermon was presented to musical accompaniment. of the illusions that will mystify the to obtain, It Is revealed In the defi­ The company carries nearly a ton of Chautauqua audience. preached by Cardinal Hayes of New ciency appropriation bill reported to To Aid Lumber Trade Tork. the house. Following the ceremonies and the The program, outlined to the ap- storm, a tremendons_ruah_for_early, -proprlations-eommittcc By-^Brlg^Qen,- trains began, and for some time police East Jordan Chautauqua, July 11th to 15th and railroad officials were taxed to L. C. Andrews, assistant secretary of bring order out of chaos and start the treasury in charge of prohibition enforcement, contemplates the crea­ trains moving. It was finally accom­ Try This on theh^Family Tragic Case plished after heroic efforts, and was tion of three new headquarters squads considered remarkable In that no seri­ —one of 51 "under cover agents" to "You are so good at conundrums, The street was thronged with thou­ ous Injury reBUltad to any of the vast secure evidence sufficient to indict try this," said the nice young man. sands of hurrying pedestrians. Sud­ throng assembled. state or municipal officials winking at "Sure, go ahead," said the girl. "All denly a woman's cry rose shrilly above right, here goes. Take away my first the noise of the passing throngs. "Give As to actual figures on the crowds violations, or conspiring with vio­ letter, take away my second letter, me air," she shrieked. The crowds carried to Mundeleln, the North Shore lators, of the liquor laws; a second to take away all my letters, and I am gasped and stood aside—and a woman line announced that 1,200 cars had halt the admittedly gigantic traffic in been run to the seminary grounds car­ Illicit alcohol, and another of 88 still the same. What am I?" "Thafs triumphantly drove her car, with one rying an estimated 145,000. From Lake agents assigned to periodical inspec­ easy," said the smart girl, "you are a flat tire, into the filling station.—Uni­ Bluff-a shuttle line ^carried 80,000. tions of suspected breweries and postman."—Ciumer's Weeklv. versity of Washington Columns. Steam roads, It was reported, carried cereal beverage plants. '._. 75,000 more. Thousands of others ar­ The bill recommends an appropria­ rived" In "motor-cars; 1 tion of $2,931,000 for the program, and, The twenty-ninth International Eu- If approved by congress, will bring charlstlc Congress Is to be held In the total cost of prohibition enforce­ 1928 at Sydney, Australia. ment for the year, including the coast guard activities against rum runners, to «28,500,000. On the new plan, he told the appro­ WASHINGTON BRIEFS priations committee, General Andrews counts to make prohibition enforce^' ment not only more effective than It To save the government's- time, the ever has been, but also popular iBnrffiWJBfc&is, &4„*1IJ Poet-Ofiice department has decided to throughout the country and^less cost­ pay salaries of all employees In 99 ly as well. E. A. Selfrldge, Jr. of San Fran­ of the country's largest post offices According to General AndrewB' tes­ cisco, who for 20 years has been a by check Instead of In cash, beginning timony before the committee, It is his prominent figure in the lumber indus­ July 16. plan to assign two or three highly paid try on the Pacific coast, has been ap­ Investigators to each district admin­ pointed American lumber trade com­ Charging that the granting of dis­ istrator to check on the activities of missioner in the Far East, accord­ criminatory freight rates by steamship city and state officials in connection ing to announcement just made by the companies is in violation of the ship­ with dry law enforcement. Department of Commerce. Japan Is ping act of 1916, the United States now; the largest foreign market for MOTHER:- Fletcher's Shipping 'board has determined to in­ American lumber, and China is one stitute an investigation of such prac­ of the largest buyers. Mr. Selfridge's toria is a pleasant, harmless Sub­ tices against 78 ship lines. Kidnaped Evangelitt headquarters will be In Tokyo. stitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Discovered in Mexico Teething Drops and Soothing Syrups, especially prepared for Lad by tha President and a dis­ Douglas, Ariz.—Almee Semple Mc­ The radio is wonderful—if the static Infants in arms and Children all ages. tinguished group of high officials of Pherson, missing Los Angeles evange­ is not. this and other nations, Washington list, was brought to a hospital here In Have Kidneys gavt a rousing welcome to Lieut. an exhausted condition and related a When you buy atj, home you pay for To avoid imitations, always look for the signature of &Lf*Af%&Zc/tA/. Com. Richard B. Byrd on his tri­ tale of having been kidnaped by two what you get. Proven directions on each package. Physicians everywhere recommend it. Examined By umphant retarn from tha Arctic re­ men and a woman at Ocean Park, Calif., gions, where he won world acclaim May 18, and held captive In Mexico Your Doctor by dying over the North pola. for half a million dollars ransom. James Anderson, an American, said United States Tires are Good Tires [Take Salts to Watft Kidneys r A resolution authorising Senator he found Mrs. McPherson at Agna Back Pains You or Bladder William B. McKlnley of Illinois to Prleta, across the border in Mexico. -•-Bother* accept the decoration of tfce Legion of The evangelist, pastor of Angelui Honor from the French government temple In Los Angeles, had been given was approved by the senate. up for dead by her followers, who be­ Flush your kidneys by drinkin • lieved that she had been drowned In quart of water each day, also take ^, % the surf at Ocean Park the day she occasionally; says a noted authority. •. disappeared. For days and weeks they tells us that too. .much rich food i Klanemen Forbidden to had watched constantly beside the sea, A Word acids which almost paralyze the ki-.lv- in their efforts to expel it from Parade in Quaker City praying for the return of her body. blood. They become sluggish . .Philadelphia. — The Ku Klui Mrs. McPherson said she escaped weaken; then you may suffer wiii- klan has been denied the right by from a Mexican shack in which she to the Wise— dull misery in the kidney region, sii.. • Mayor Kendrick to parade in this was held while her captors were away. pains in the back or sick headache, di. city, or to use the sesqulcentennlal Aside from a description of the cap­ You can now buy USCO Balloons, ness, your stomach sours, tongne auditorium for it* meetings at the coated, and when the weather is b;/ tors, all of whom were Americans, High-Pressure Cords and Fabrics you have rheumatic twinges. The tiri: proposed conclave next September. Mrs. McPherson could furnish no clew —trade marked and warranted gets cloudy, full of sediment, the chan Police permits to hold the klan pag­ to their Identity. She was later able nels often get sore and irritated, obliging eant on the parkway and at the ex­ to leave for Los Angeles. by the United States Rubber you to seek relief two or three time, position ground* have been ordered Company—at a price which will during the night. wlehheld and events scheduled In con­ make non-trade-marked, unwar­ To help neutralize these irHtatino nection with the exposition on Sep­ "Hanger ArtUt" Pinched; ..aSids, to help cleanse the kidneys_and tember 9, 10 and 11 have^been strick­ ranted tires a dead issue with you. flush off the body s urinous waste, get en from the program. Claim He-Fooled Public Even lower than mail order tires. four ounces of Jad Salts from any phar­ Berlin—The "hunger artist," Herr macy here; take a tablespoonful in a Jolly, who sat in a glass cage in a glass of water before breakfast for r. few days, and your kidneys may theii Referendum Plank le Berlin restaurant for forty-four days act fine. This famous salts is made "fasting," has been arrested by the from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, Adopted in Wisconsin police, who suapset he defrauded the combined with Uthia, and has been used Milwaukee, Wta.—A plank calling public. for years to help flush and stimulate for a general referendum on whether sluggish kidneys; also to neutralize the the Eighteenth amendirant should be acids in the system so they no lonpyr Congressman Fuller Dead has always been a wonderful value and repealed or the Volstead act be modi- irritate, thus often relieving bladder Rochester, Minn.—Charles B. Fuller, today USCO Tires, built by the owners weakness. fled was adopted by the conservative seventy-seven, congressman troxa the oftheworld'slargestrubberplantation, Jad Salts is inexpensive; can not in­ Republican state convention after a Twelfth Illinois district, died hare of are a better value than ever. jure and makes a delightful effcrves brief fight on the floor on which It cancer. Congressman Fuller's hame Let us tell you more about them. cent lithia-water drink. By all men:: was denounced as a straddle. town wasBelvidere. have your physician examine your kid neys at least twice a year. Extend Allan Examination Hay Sign* for Ten Year* Washington.—The State department New York,—Will H. 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