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VOLUME XXXVI LOWELL. MICHIGAN. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 29 1928 NO. 27 The Lowell Santa Claus Farm Fires Christmas Seal Am. Legion Girls Need in Vergennes Sale Now On Thanks You Your Help and Keene In Lowell Why Personal? The Free Fair staged lust The Lowull Santa Claus girls The fanm home of James Liud Thursday. Friday and Saturday lire getting busy ngain and the north ol Keene church was ChriBtmas Ib the one Beason of the year that nights proved to ibe the greatest work inaugurated here last year hurnud to the ground Monday af- success of any enW'rprise under- will be dujilicated, except that tur noon with most of its con- fails to respond to frock coats and high hats. taken by the Charles W. Clark the work done will be limited to tents, only the piano and a few It refuses to yield to stiff formaiity. If ever iPost of the American Legion. Lowull township. chairs, etc.. being saved. House there was a holiday that called for jovial The committee, Dr. Gutfredsen. The purpose of the movement and contents were partially in- George Hatch. Charles Knapp, is to bring real Christmas joy and sured. friendliness and good will, it is the Christmas 2 Walter Kropf and Joe Scott work- cheer into the lives of children A son, Harold, discovered the season. '' ed hard and enthusiastically, both who might otherwise be over- firt' i" the attic and it is supposed 1 'I ...... ' ...... <' before and during the fair. looked by Santa Claus. the blaze started at the chimney. That can be the only possible explanation of The booths of the different Those who have been so for- Neighbors gathered quickly Th's wut,k thousands of tiny the extreme popularity of Look^ Christmas Lowell merchants were all very tunate as to be able to provide and did all that could be done ships, each measuring less than Chanksgiping 1,11 ro,n Gift Line. For weeks we have been laying ';! artistic and many were most in- for their own can greatly en- to save the furnishings and the ""'h f P^ow to stern, will teresting. Warner & Scott's hance their own Christmas pleas- adjacent farm buildings. be launched on the first leg of Gifts aside—this is commendable because ! j booth was judged the best by the ure by sharing in a measure with ThL' family is living temporar- voyages that eventually will the better part of our Gift Line is composed 11 committee. the children of others not so for- % "the neighboring old Keiui- carry them to all parts of Michi- e ,!r huust ntl 1 08 for re of one item each—this insures Peraonality. Season Jteam A. H. Stormzand, in charge of tunate, or of children who have BH ' « l' " - gan. 1,uiltlin Representing the Ship o f the boxing contests arranged been orphaned, or are for any 6 already making, The shopper who exercises the most extreme How doet your Savings Account stand or !: I some well motifled bouts. reason in need. The work this' tuo1 Hh"*1 "nd garage at Health, and carrying on their The live turkey exhibit in year is sponsored by the Lowell Percy Read's farm home in Ver- mainsails a red double barred care in the selection of appropriate Christ- haven^t you one to feel thankful for? f charge (if Charles Knapp. Joe Woman's club and Mrs. Arthur gennes, burned to the ground cross, the shipf are the design im- mas gifts should shop at Look s early. Friday night, cause of lire is un- printed on the 11128 tuberculosis If not, start one with this bank today* j Scott. W. Smith and A. VerWise Armstrong is chairman of the | proved to be one of the popular committee in charge. known, but Mr. Read had just Christmas seals. Distribution of build it up steadily and feel thankful, not | attractions. Sixty people bag- Contributions may be given to (lr'vt'n his truck in only u short the seals through the mails will ged their Thanksgiving turkeys Mrs. Armstrong or left at 1hejtirat' before the lire was (liscov- be started by the Michigan Tuber- LOOK'S DRUG STORE only on Thanks^ivinf Day, but every day in here. Henry or Hodges stores. !orutl is thought the lire culosis association on Thanksgiv- the year. The country store operated by As was done last year The -Started from ignition from a ing day. One of the 10,000 Rexall Drug Stores G. Hatch and F. Smith, which Ledger will acknowledge all con- siu)rtBtl wire- ®he truck and The ships inconspicuously are contained much merchandise tnlbtions. The list so far is as ,ievur^ faran tools were destroy- their first trij) on the in- S < L S Batik + generously donated by Lowell followsf«i : ed. Loss is partially covered by ' ' ' envelopes, but on their inNUruucl; ^ business people was well patron- NorN m Borgerson ? 2 »M) - second voyages, to b»- made in *********** tl w,!t,ks WWW W"1 VWWI* VV WV VVVf VVVT lized. Glen Itarnes !.... •» (m "" Preceding Christmas. INGLE MABODfi BAYS they will be prominently dis*. • 1~^ J J* W | • The Auxiliary ladies sold cof- Mrs. W. Stone 1.(10 He wouldn't wonder but may played upon the backs of envel- * A B J. J nk. JL_J • • fee, sandwiches, hot-dogs and Charles Cook I.IMi be Providence permitting, if there «>pes and on a variety- of other* doughnuts at their booth and Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Johnson r»tn0 . . i • . sweet cider was on sale down Contributions for the Santa ™ ^innu^ nuieting ofjarticles^ •J- Our Motto-Service and Quality stairs. Glaus Girls' fund must all be in the good old Lowell Board of Purchasers Of the seals ham-, in * ELECTRIC RADIO The first night found a large by Saturday. Dec. la. Trade some time next week, the twenty-ont yer.rs that they * I and eager crowd in the hall and Nothing ollicial and this is all on have been sold in Michigan, de- + Complete with Cabinet | things were in full swing early in his own; but this is just a hint vised a number of novel uses for • I the evening, unusual for a first Caution to that faithful old Ed. may be them. The penny stickers are % | fair night. The Lowell High around with the tickets on short now found to decorate gift J $99.00 School orchestra played many Oil Land notice pretty soon and the boys packages, theater programs, club • {flue selections and later in the had better get their short change notices, monthly bills, pay en- • Only ONE Available I j evening a boxing match between Leasers ready. velopes, restaurant menus, pa- % 4 j the AVepman brothers was the The Ledger has been requested pens, and magazines. MRS. AVERS RECOVERING. | attraction. Friday night anoth- to warn Lowell vicinity land- Mrs. Lewis Ayers, who is at FOREMAN FARM JUDGING % er large crowd attended. State owners against signing oil leases Stocking's Luwrunw hos ,itul CONTEST AWARDS. • j Commander Conlon. of Grand for strangers unless 'cornpeteirtlv » - Lansing, is • doinp aS Wt!,l 88 (,oul(l bt Mrs. Leo Bowland wins SO ! Rapids addressed the people and advised as to the conditions in ' ed. recovering from the severe chicks offered in "production —— praised the Lowell Post highly the papers they are asked to injuries sustained by her in the judging by head character" con- W. J. Gibson's Cash Market 1 for being one of the lirst in the sign. Level-headed business automobile collision recorded in l,'sl at Legion Fair. state to have a HH)9r membership. people say that at least some of The Market Where Your Children Get Hen No. 8. with production of i The boxing bout this evening was the leases submitted for signature " T ~' the Same Service You Do. Mr. Ayers. who has so far re- ''ggs was the best individual A Spirit to Emulate between Elmer Layer and Irving will tie up a man's rights on his covered from the hurts received the contest. Mrs. Rowland | I Wqpman. own land for a period of ten at the same time as to be able to scored ailhT. in estimating to an The record crowd came Satur- years and he has no redress, The PilgrimE found liberty because they f tinU: 1o egg the number of eggs actually day night and packed the hall unless it be in an expensive b.w- ^ T " ^ ' Sun(lay ; und Mrs bt nNon produced. Mrs. Bowland has to the doors from early in the suit with uncertain results. T - ' - Bought it. They won independence because ,,f , ckst n v,8rts the option of selecting either 30 j evening until midnight. Finally—Sign no papers until • » ; - ^ sister W U 8 W White Leghorn or 30 Barred they fought for it. They grew strong because There were two boxing bouts you know—under competent ad- ' Bock chickens for delivery next i on the program the first between vice—what you are signing. Look NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF Spring. they were thrifty and they eBtablished StaufTer and Reed and the second before you leap. LOWELL TOWNSHIP. The following contestants anelj j between Layer and Bullock. Thanksgiving because they were grateful. Taxes are due and payable, be- eligible to honorable mention in! Following is a list of fair AUCTION BALE. ginning Dec. 1, 1B28 at the City choosing the correct i*.'n and ,, boosters: Lowell Specialty Co., W. Carl Meyersahm will have a state bank 1 will be at thf making quite accurate estimates, ' K. Van Dyke. Fineis Oil Co., C. Freedom, independence, strength pnd Ml,- of Brown Svm cows mid i,,,,* Frid.y an'd s'iliird»v on the number of eggs produced:! ; H. Runciman. Ford Garage, C. otter «r,i, slock olc., 4 mill's „ , , ^ d y dul in( cdUeotiml Rose Tall ant. Earl Doyle. Don gratitude are high qualities. To strike for 1 Hodges, E. C. Foreman. Frost & m-sl ul loma Tut'sdny. Doc. 4. al nery MemooB tlll, rt,8t or Sinclair. Jim Rosewarne. Mrs. F. 1 Davis. M. W. Gee. King Milling dv iBSU ? "• " - ^ '' «fcr days ol th.' wMk. C. Steed. Judd Clark. B. E. Shiv- them is to succeed. The first step is thrift I Co., C. G Isaman, C. W. Cook. C. tor full details. Maude MatTavish, Treas. el, Lester Ross. Mrs. O. J. Brezina, I Staal. M. Houseman, Mrs. H. C. Junior Runciman, Mable M. Stone, and thrift means a growing savings account; Scott. Winegar & Hartman, Low- Doctor Shepard. Junior Sher- ell .^ight & Power Co., Fallas •ar it is indispensable. wood. Mrs. Wuher Kropf, and Canning Co.. City Ctate Bank. G. Harold Zahm. J. Yeiter. Superior Furniture Co., The Bank for Savings W. J. Gibson. Standard Oil Co., Tfew Strand TJhe at re f OUR CHRISTMAS SPIRTT PAGE. W. Christiansen, B. D. Slocking. Evening Shown Start at 7 and 9 o'clock This week The Ledger invites Lowell Ledger. J. Borgerson. Krohler Living Room Suites your attention to our Christmas Look's Drug Store, McQueen Mo- Lowell State Bank FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 30 Spirit page in which many of the i tor Co.. G. Goul. A. L. Coons. * New Designs May McAvoy and Conrad Ncgel in leading business people have Hoyt Lumber Co.. P. Kerr, P. + + "i joined us in an appropriate mes- New Coverings Mulder, Art Hill, B. I). Hah", H. + CAUGHT IN THE FOG' sage. L. Wuekes, Warner & Scott. 0. L. • • + A Thrilling Drama This paper strives persistently • Moderate Prices Beebe, F. P. MacFarlane, B. T. V + + to be worthy of its clintele. These [J j Ford, A. H. Stormzand. Worden + Also A Two Reel Comedy and The Latept News + people appreciate our efforts and J : Grocer Co.. C. Haldorf. Lowell Admission 15c and S5c. • in our occasional community ap- J i State Bank. National Grocer Co.. • Used Car Bargains •i- peals cheerfully lend us their aid • | Holsum Bakery. Rod'imdker • 0. J. YEITER i • SATURDAY, DEC. 1 and approval. Some of them. <• Dooge Co.. Wm. Bradley & Son. + a indeed, have chided us because ^ Hekinan Biscuit Co. 1927 Ford 2-Door Sedan MANHATTAN COCKTAIL"! they were not solicited. We * The Legion thanks all who so Featuring Nancy Carroll and Richard Arlen shall do no hounding, but should !«• 1927 Ford Roadster with box liberally supported the fair and A pair of lovable youngnters in a tingling, romantic melodrama certainly appreciate the loyalty 4! pledges itself to a year of use- of back-Htage. Breezy bits of bright-light beauty. Georgaou* of the good friends who get be- * 1927 Chevrolet Coach ful service. girls and gnyety. hind our every effort for com- You can get expert A week of activity for the Low- Also A Two Reel Comedy and The Latest News 1928 Chrysler Coach munity betterment and boost. {«• ell Legionaires ended Monday Optical service right at Matinee Saturday, 10c and 20c. Evening, 15c and 35c. This gives the brief Christmas 14! 1927 Buick Standard Coach night with a moose supper fur- home. Our specialty, on advertising season an introduc • nished by their returned hunt- SUNDAY and MONDAY, DEC. 2-3 tion. Next week will come the;* 1924 Nash Touring children's eyes. Float- ers. State Commander Conlon personal, individual Christmas# and Arthur Zwald. former com- 4 ing spots, dizziness arc "THE AIR CIRCUS" merchandising announcements, inj " mander of Carl A. Johnson Post. * which we earnestly solicit the • genuinely corrected with of Grand Bapids, were the guest With Louise Dresser, David Rollins, Sue Carol, co-operation of every live mer-1 • GOULD'S GARAGE glasses. and speakers of the evening. Arthur Lake chant in Lowell. We have the (Com. See ^ oung America learning to fly, soaring to the clouds, plung- service helps ready to your hand. * ing to the earth. See the breathless double parachute jump. For Good Used Cars See the crushes of plunes, the miraculoun escapes. It's all in UNCLE MABCUS. • MOTOR CRASH ON M-21 SUN- th«- Hpoed-picturr of love and aviation—THE AIR CIRCUS. I now have the exclusive DAT. Thiii is not a War picture. Do not misb this great comedy. FEWER KENT CO. DEER ******** •4^4- sale of The Marshall W. Gibson and L. Walker, the Also A Two Reel Comedy and The Latest News HUNTERS OUT THIS YEAR. guaranteed wrist watch, former driving his own cur. col- Admission 15c and S5c. Unless there is an unusual de- arranged in beautiful lided with an automobile driven mand this week at County Clerk gift boxes. by Fred S. Howard, of Ionia, on TUESDAY, DEC. 4. Louis Neumann's office for deer Buy early for Christmas the new M-21 three miles west hunting licenses the number of Real Coal That Heats of Lowell. Sunday. Mrs. How- Theatre Leased to School Kent hunters after deer this ard's face was cut by the shat- fall will fall behind 192C or 1927. tered wind shield, but the others RENO, The Master of Magic Claude L. Barkley, bookkeeper We Have it In All Grades and Sizes were uninjured. in the county clerk's Office, re- Monday, Gibson was lined 850, WEDNESDAY, DEC. 5 ported yesterday that only 608 and W.50 costs, and his driver's licenses have been issued so far Kentucky and West Virginia Lump license was suspended for nine- "THE LION and THE MOUSE" this year as compared with 079 ty days. lor driving while drunk. Featuring May McAvoy and Lionel Barry more for each of the two previous Zeigler and Cannell Tuesday, Walker was fined $100 What Can't a Woman Do? years. The number issued in lew 7$ Celt Mu and t25 costs in addition to a Also A Two Reel Comedy and The Latest News 1925 was 477. jail sentence of SO days, he hav- The season ends Nov. 80. Solvay Coke and Pocahontas ing pled guilty before Circuit Admission 15c and S5c. (Grand Bapids Herald. Our Fall line of 75 cent Copyright Novels is Judge Royal A. Hawley, to a Scranton Anthracite charge of violating the prohibi- THURSDAY, DEC. € USED CASE. now very complete. We have all the meat tion laws. If flue and costs are Hoot Gibson in 1925 Dodge Coach. popular ones. Look ever the lot while the not paid in thirty days, the jail 1925 Ford Tudor. sentence will be four months. "THE DANGER RIDER" 1924 For dor. More Heat Units and Less Ash Saves Those 1925 Essex Coach. supply is at its best. You are sure to find ^ alker has made a good fight J por the very greatest enjoyment of a truly Woatorn thrill pic- for several months, to overcoim ture be sure to lee thf Ace of all Western stars. 192C Hudson Brougham. • Extra Footsteps something you want. on insatiable craving for liquor • Also A Two Reel Comedy 1928 Chrysler. No. 72. and if his "friends" would help 1923 Ford Touring. 4 • * Admission 15c und 25c him. instead of dragging him * . All used cars guaranteed. + down, he would make the grade i* BLASEB & HAPEMAN. • FRIDAY and SATURDAY, DEC. 7 and 8 land take good care of his blind C. H. RUNCIMAN Wine gar & Hirtmai I* Corrine Griffith in Advertisements brought to The wife. He should have another • 4- LOWELL, MICHIGAN I chance. • Ledger office Monday mornings For Quality Koal + "THE OUTCAST" wUl receive prompt and favored • Try Ledger job print. attention. tf

—• '• it Lda A- •r .•ev THE LOWELL (MICH.) LEDGER and ALTO SOLO, Thursday. Nov. -0. 1928. THE LOWELL (MlCfi.) LEDGER md ALTO SOLO. nmrviiy. NOT. 29. 1928. I.. See the Crosley Gembox Elec- MURRAY LK"\E—M06ELEY. Lone Pine Inn one day last week ^ because of injuries received the tric radio at Mulder's. adv night before in an auto accident This and That THE LOV^XLL LEDGER AND ALTO SOLO Nr. and Mrv George Levis. Mr. on thdr nray home from the hos- Miss Eythol Anderson, of Grand and Mrs. J. D. Frost and Mrs. pital, where they had been to while returning from Grana ! Frank Blaio spent Wednesday in Rapids wf.b her husband and From Around Rapids, spent the week-end at visit little Merle Kmn. her home here. Grand Rapids. Lester Bailey spent Sunday in Mr. and Mrs. Ford Rowley, of PiE&llikh«M TktEj'Mftt.j- BrMariDiB,? ta 2liti Ewa Mjiki Mr- and Mrs. J. O. Scott, of Al- Sflmttl. L&JwirfL Marfagptm Mrs. Robert Wingeier spent a Saginaw. Ionia. As they approached the The Old Town part of last veek in Grand Rap- Orlando Odell and wife enter- grade crossing near the Klaun to. are spending several weeks F. M JOHNS-JV. E4am irC PskhtWr Mrs. W. J. Foster has been Ul with their son. Joe Scott, and T*in?-ft« 7«aj> «• jfcr jx-k ids, where she had her teeth ex- tained with a family dinner farm, the driver of the car fail- for the past two weeks. family. l&eariier XMicmal Eflil'Mrial AssocuAaoa iod MiduyctD tracted. Sunday in honor of Mr. and ed to see a freight train across Pm.t Asfcsidatioeu adho ctf LcmrdQ GnedM ExcSuuniH-. Nr. and Mrs. Eojpene Rennells. Mrs. Carl Wetherwax. of Aber- the highway in time to stop and John Arehart was in Grand Atty. and Mrs. R. M. Shivel are En-U-rtid ul fUM&aftoe. il Lcrw«rfL MartaiiyurL si fiKics4. sons, of Ionia, were Sunday • Owing to the Lowell fire depart- This community was saddened and Maynard spent Sunday with der's new home is up and partial- caik TN ol Mr. and Mrs. J. J. •fr ment and help of neighbors the by the death of Chris. Witten- Francis at Potterville. ly enclosed. Ilolmev t other buildings were all saved. bach Sunday at Blodget hospital Mr. and Mrs. William George, * Roy Warner, r Belding. was after a long illness. of Grand Rapids, and Mr. and R. M, Shivel and Will Doyle at- * a guest at the Chi is. Kropf home tended the fool ball game id Ann SVfART WINTER OVERCOATS, made • Lena Hermance is visiting Mrs. Frank Freeman and son are • Saturday night and Sunday. friends and relatives in Grand visiting friends in Buffalo. Arbor Saturday. * from handsome, thick, smooth woolens, through and through Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Frosost spent Rapids a few days. Mr. and Mrs. John Freeman. Charles Young and family are Ubieken Pie Sappsr COZY •» Saturday evening with J. D. Frost Mr. and Mrs. P. C Freeman and Thanksgiving guests at the Lynn 4- • and wife. SOUTH BOSTON. Miss Dorothy Kvser attended Po- Fletcher home- Starting at 5:30 p. m. fabrics and beautiful plaid backs. • •K/ • Peter Kdlog. George Kellog. South Boston Grange installed mona Grange in Keene Satur- Mr. and Mrs. R, M. Johnston 1 • Frrd Rbvser and Alvin Davis ar- their new officers bst Friday day. Wednesday. Dee. 5 . •/ frivrndlt/ offtcc f. The ever popular BLUES—those DARK OXFORD GRAYS and daughter of Lansing spent • rived home from the North Sat- evening. Homer Bartlett. of Al. Miller and family moved re- Sunday in Lowell. —at— cz m a fnona!*/ • urday eveninc. Pete Kellog got Ijkr-Hde Grange, was installing cently from Campbell to John • a Mr. and Mrs, Grant Rice at-, —many NOVELTY MIXTURES. Linings of Skinner's Satin • deer and Fred Blasser. a red officer. Light refreshments were Freeman's tenant house. i?Jbciuld !'(• uEDdnrrtlaindbWe ai>d * Hujeene Kropf and Miss Ruth a Thanksgiving program to be I will not be responsible for Thanksgiving in Sunfield with Fee yiot .orf tAirtam aod Wk>^ <4 $15 $22.50 $25 $35 $40 • wax of Aberdeen, Wash., spent U< u.nl«iIilja«Tl and lair + Mason spent Sundav with rela- given al the school house Wed- debts contraded after this date Saturday with relatives in Grand Mrs. R. MerriU- dgr. • tives al Lansing. nesday afternoon. itiindind ptKJSjfle. Falibw. HihamJi TTWv. by persons other than rjyself. Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Freeman • Several ladies spen—t Thursdayj. Otis Herron mas taken to Herbert Kent Sjirabinf •rd fee !lai«ea!IiKra Few thmit at braodw-i • B,0,, , John Ellis returned Sunday to and son. Perry- Albert were Sat- • jftfTtioon with Mrv Geo. Barnev <* tt hospital Friday morning Nov. 8, 1921 (p 2S-26-27 urday es-ening guests of the and leAwjBftOP ia ffdacaSiaB. Dr. lujjt • of East Grattan. ; the Great Lakes Training Station, FjibtT. *<• itSavxil Thtie. • former's parents. • James Phelps has been chore- aRer spending a few days with his LMh- Banmod awdf Hi® Mat' Fo«r fra^snual jut aad oaoJiiag t • parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Ellis. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Williams lee mel^uea. Kajiinj: in part: • boy at the Kellog home during broeae; «• • Geonee and Peter Kellog's ab- spent the week-end w-ith Mr- and Fee btund} -cuff ISat- bJcicooixig tmnek. • • Mrv Charles Sparks at their "Xter prjlMa nalucnafl i«inilaf5f • sence. ii». flflw ulaStfowiiil ibal an flbe Fadhcir in Hmea, •*•*• tMai J • Frank Hipp has gone to De- home in Saranac. •nMit. | • • Fasnons Magician Howard Kyser and children I'maltid SUd^f a man ma?" w^-k lee • troit to spend the Winter. See Our Advertisement and -vv.eirfiuipi Oeid af 9a<- pHt-aM-K. Fee iDtfllbte low mod isAbrr caw, * • joined his wife at the home of Of ilMh at. Bmw. wt llaad Ibtflike IciO't FaShtr. •*"*• Bikaiit "Oat*-. J NORTH KEENE. Here Dec. 4 Telling of the New her mother, Mrs. Chris. Wittrn- lei Ibt- fatlt. amcoamd ms and st mod Wiie-a*' ilhal «"-e aw-. I Fee Dei«.f all honjt m&S law*- each • ^ | Mrs. Henry Fashbaugh. exceedingly clever and attended the fool ball game in lU-iLk-i*' IIihI rtaa^iw loidaj am •day. • • t Mrs. Maggie Beebe. of Smyrna. Radio Ann Arbor Saturday. liic faodanntatatet idt-jaumiijia- Fee gaaiamcf Itti we po xsiraj, J is helping Miss Nettie Mann with sleight-of-hand perfor- Elmer Dintaman and family laettif passing of Big Were half the power that fills the ing will be held at school house Campbell and Mr. and Mrs. Arch Clyde Kinyon and Mrs. Lee Walk- From Pens of Other Editors with box sociaL No one will want to miss this unusual attraction We priewinif Ibid aost pw^Je Saw the heavens fill with cocn- BUI Thompson:* Chicago's school .Tllh . Wood at McCords. er spent Sunday at Muir the . . ! Were half tbe wealth bestow- Mr. and Mrs. Will Daller and Spirit of Santa Claus mtTcc, argosies off magic Mrs. M. N, Henry has received guests of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ad- ifipMl liaal uur selaenol^ ooSle^w. htstory burning mayor, who- ed on camps and courts, children, of Ionia, spent Thurs- Tuesday, Dec. 4, Strand Theatre, 8 p. m sails. ADVERTISING DOESN'T PAY. word that her brother, Paul Mc- ams. and umawTiiliti. «ill 1«;atb Sd- Pilots of the purple ImilighL promised to assault the king of Given to redeem Ibe human mind day evening at Ted Gaspers. Reserved seats at Coons Clothing Store. Isnl is funny Carty has undergone the third Mrs. E- E. Kiel and Mrs- Carl eooe at. Iam#i3 b? t-rit-nlitli. in* droppimg 4o«n with costly f-'ngiinvt should he visit Chicago. from Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kohn took operation upon his throat in a That so many car census part of last week. Freyermuth were Friday guests How inspiring is the thought of Santa Claus, the ruddy, happy, affectionate bearer of gifts. tram Sbt- dictalaon aarrow- bales; There were no need of arsenals Los Angeles hospital. While Big Bill was ranting, Chi-. Business men Harold Houserman spent Sat- of their daughter and sister. Mrs. mia&A aelLyEi'jat. biaofl* *Ski re- Heamd tbe heavens fill with or forts. Word has been received here Lloyd Dunn and family, of near shouting, and there rained cago gangsters were shooting the Will get up in the morning urday afternoon with Wilbuh and First on his beloved reindeer, now in that modern miracle known as the airplane, he spreads his ffiuve ilic fctep t.1

garter, shirt, ing for her mother. Mrs. R. C This charge indudeachecking transmission' battery, there. Womanless Wedding," given by bact fa Ibt cat* mam a#t- «i»tTe Till Ibe war-drum throbbed no hard-won control off their city I The blast off War's great organ collar and shoes Goldsmith, who is ill. tires and differential. TRY US. Mr- and Mrs. Joe Scott and home talent. You can do for Your Own Home Town what the Spirit of Santa Claus and the strides of mechan- liity bt-Syoc. lorifX-r. and Ibe battle-flags govemmenL shakes the skies! Seal themselves at the table Grace Blanding is visiting children, with her brother, Lyle Mr. and Mrs. Clifton White were furled —0—0— i But beautiful as the songs of the And eat advertised breakfast friends in Lowell and Grand Gardner and wife, of Detroit, and Mr. and Mrs. Allie Carr mo- food and bread Bapids for a few days. CENTRAL GARAGE Mrk. J aimts N, Downey, off De- In the Pariiamenl of Man. the Score for Hoover coaaon ! U?°i0r1ak', , » are to be Thanksgiving guests of tored to Bavenna recently and ical progress are doing for the whole world. When you purchase some things in the city, some things The holy melodies of Love Drink advertised tea, coffee or Mrs. George Krum and Mrs. Phone 43 A. H. Stormzand their parents, Charles Gardner spent a few days with Mr. and ImoiL lee tis yeart- a jnt-jaber of Federaliion of the WorkL— sense. He wants a simple in- Tennyson. arise. cocoa Morris Krum were callers at and wife. Mrs. Montie Sayles. by mail, and other things at home, you are dissipating the creative strength of your money. Ibe Kepablican Slate Centra! augural of the Wihon-Harding- —Henry Wads worth Longfellow. Put on adsertised hat and Mr- and Mrs- Ernest Rosen- Alfred Tennyson died October gloves Are you reading the telephone coanultor, *ay« tJat- will bt- Coolidge type and will even go berger and son Myrle, of Alto, e do, other IIj/iMI/KM of tbe common There are men who feel the Sign their letters with an ad- Grange in Keene hall Saturday At the same time, you are helping yourself—the more fertile you make the soil of Your Own Home Tennyson really "Dipt into the and heard a fine report of the mol like each othw'i, dolbet. or run of folks who have to remain same way about it, being sent to vertised ink and future, far as human eye could Cars Greased! State Grange by W. M. Stanley M. butbandk or friends; and avers at home and attend to business prison every day. One can most Turn down a proposal lo ad- Town, the greater become your own opportunities for prosperity and success. Don't carry your bag of , see."' vertise (the specialty artide they Lowell. tbal ibt real power in politics 0 0 will approve and applaud. generally tell by Irving it out are selling I on the ground All kinda, by mechanica Mrs. E. P. Sweet fell down cel- is Ibe woman mbo talks am -ng Tke NatiMal W. C T, U. im All he's got to do is to keep on That and powe-i grease gun lar in the Dickerson home Satur- good things elsewhere—concentrate your activities and purchases in this town—and you will make it a her friends and then ^es as did invention assembled appealed to Who caa aaae all the five looking for trouble and bell find ADVERTISING DOESN'T PAY? day and sustained severe bruises. —ATWATER-KENT SALES DI- Fortunately no bones were bro- happier, more prosperous and more livable community because you have lived in it! tbe wotnen m ho elected Herbert the women of the nation to re- candidates who ran for the it, as sure as shooting. $1.00 VISION. ken, but she is very lame. She Hoover. In tbe long ran h will Irain from forming tbe tobacco presidency?—T h e Pathfinder. »ent Tuesday ssith her daughter, We notice that a New York probably be found that tbe gen- habit, and will continue its Nol necessary to load down a L. E. Johnson rs. Leece in Keene. man has died and left an estate A MARRIAGE SHRINE eral run off women voters are no campaign of education. While memory with such inconsequen- Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and of tmjgn&b. He left il be- It is some satisfaction to note Ford Sales and Service Mrs. Orlando Odell were Mr. and belter or morse or wiser than we grant that the women have tials. Who, even, can remem- in this day of organized drives the general run of men. Some cause be couldn't take it with Mrs. Carl S. Weatherwax of Aber- as good a right to a bad habit as ber tbe Republican and Democra- and campaigns and whatnots, deen, Wash., Mr. and Mrs. Harold him. He ought to have had a lot that the Little Brown Church in are in polilks for 'office, some the men have, it strikes us that tic presidential and vice presi- Otzman of Pontiac, Mrs. Carrie King Milling Co. M. N. Henry McQueen Motor Co. of fun getting it, for he is nol get- the Vale, near Nashua, Iowa, has Lowell State Bank for the novelty of a new exper- at least tbe American mother dential candidates from Lincoln Messrs. and Mesdames R. R. and Odell, Abbey Odell and Mr. and Flour and Feeds Modem Druggist Chevrolet Sales and Service ting much fun out of it now. And succeeded in clearing a sixty-two- Mrs. Fred Malcolm and daughter I). G. Mange, Cashier ience. and some for the purpose should set a good example for down. Probably the names are year-old debt, contraded when F. M. Johnson and Ross M. called what a lot of pleasure be could on Eva Johnson at Blodgdt hos- Abby. and principles of dtizenshipand her sons and daughters. Some recorded in the sub-conscious ox teams hauled limbers to build good government. Long live the have had with a million or less iL largely through marriage fees. pital Sunday and found her bright Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Charles go further and say that father minds of people born in tbe fif- Every member and cheerful after her second W. Jones, Nov- 22, a 7%-pound third and best dass. ties and sixties; but the sub-con- years ago; but now be is no The church, made comparative- Blaser & Hapeman City State Bank should set a good example, too. ly famous in a song, has seen operation and apparently doing son, Lester Charles. Miss Ed- Look's Drug Store Gould's Garage 0 0 scious mind does not always richer than the poorest of the na Allen is caring for them at Chrysler Sales and Service Harry Day, Cashier • for example is stronger than many a marriage solemnized in well. Bexall Drug Store Dodge, Buick & Overland Agency If aav «,»* thiaks there ka» precept; and the smokeless bead work off-hand. poor, unless he has a few treas- front of its hand-hewn altar be- A Kyser family reunion will the home of Mrs. Jones' parents, of the family • • • Mr. and Mrs. Harry Anderson, been no progress in Ibe so-called ^ the family will not need to ures laid up in Heaven. tween tbe rough walls wherein be held on Thanksgiving day at Jost now when onions are congregational pioneers from the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ned who are quite proud of their orthodox churtbes. Id him no- vay to his children: "Don t do first grandchild. scarce and high-priced, we re- A British scientist announces New England worshipped years •••short or tali- Kyser, which will include How- Ik* in the Michigan Christian as I do. but do as I say." ard, Mable Kyser Bovee, Carl, Mr. and Mrs. M. N. Henry are Mrs. H. C. Scott Warner & Scott call with lender emotions" that that il is time to discover the af0. They hauled hardwood ov- Claude Staal 0. J. Yeiter Advocate of November V/, quo- —o—o—' Ralph, Myron and Smith, wilh giving a house party for the com- Dry Goods reason for death. Just to help er sixty miles of corduroy roads Furniture and Undertaking Home Made Candies tation with evident approval of A Chicago !*-per cent Negro even yd bring tears to our eyes, lo build il but they cannot have their families. ing week-end including Thanks- Billiards and Lunch in the search we will name a enjoys perfect: tbe phrase "Stick-in-tbe mud the- district has elected as congress- the time that Charles McCarty dreamed that il would endure as Thanksgiving dinner guests of giving for the pleasure of the fol- slored JftO bushels of the frag- couple of points of departure— a national monument to marriage Mr. and Mrs, Walter Kropf are lowing guests: George Rich, oJogy' by anther publication, man a Negro who has been in- Miss Ethel Dunn, Gerald Henry, not veft|jWtt LirdgtT bootleg liquor and reckless driv- in an age which takes tbe insti- Mr, and Mrs. Jack Wingeier and -Bdieve Me." says lade Mar ? dieted for grafting on gambling ^ tution a bit too lightly. May its driving comfort in Buicks new son Kenneth, Mrs.-Lizzie Kropf, of Ann Arbor, Lucile Dunn, of R. D. Stocking John Borgerson 0 ct have ing. They are often found to- M. W. Gee Robt. Hahn cus, if I had published that in the and vice dens, for maintaining a 1 ® ' basement. If you stout walls stand to witness many Mr. and Mrs. Otis Wood and Mr Hastings, N. Y., Gladys Dunn, of Radio, Jewelry, Sporting Goods Chase and Sanborn Colfee or £rtJfn a out l gether.—(The Pathfinder. Hardware Choice Groceries. We Deliver little old Almont Herald ¥j years disorderly house and is now in- ' * ^ ' ' ^ Frank more such ceremonies down and Mrs. Neville Davarn and chil Grand Rapids; Beulaih Wood, of Phone 75 And down here in Michigan, through adjustable front seat.. . McCords. and Myron Henry, of ago, I wuild have lost half of dieted in connection with prim- Tav,or <0 le" >oa 4tory-. It 1 h e years.-—(Collier's dren of Pewamo. not satisfied with these quick and Weekly. Big Rapids. my OdC" subKribers so quick it ary election disorders. And The ^ oat ^ W* Everjon* enjoys complete driving comfort in the new Buick. Thanksgiving guests of Mr. n s to aa easy methods, we have removed and Mrs. John Simons are Mr Mrs. Jennie Townsend will be would have made my head swim ! Pathfinder says; "Chicago Re-i * ^' ^ Sciealists have discovered that Buick's new adjustabU front scat, and the adjusuhl* steering and Mrs. William Graham, Mr hostess to a family Thanksgiving C. H. Runciman thoa h 11 33 ear4 old We the speed limit the Eskimos in the Arctic region H. L. Weekes L. E. Johnson R. T. Ford Some of those old-time "Slick-in- publicans hope that his-de * > ' ^ column, assure a made-to-measure driving position for any and Mrs. Hugh Jameson and dinner to the following party: Fuel, Produce and Feeds mud theologians" would have had v,ud, OT e were preceded by a race of more children, of Big Rapids, Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Clair Towmsend, of Dry Goods Ford Garage Hardware Priest s—election will hold the ' > ^i<)__<>_ It is hard to tdl which is more i intelligence. The fad that they individoaL Mrs. A. J. Graham and two chil Grand Rapids, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Service With a Smile me sluck-in-tiae brimstone, and Negro vol#, in line." Isn't that sixteen Chicago gangMers, con- abused, the governor's pardon- are no longer there shows they dren, of ML Morris. Wright, Mr. and Mrs. John donl you forgd iL" had more sense than the F.«kimpj A tremendous advance... yet onij one of many comfort features met. Arent you sorry you do• victed of "conspiracy to murder, ing power of the court's power W. H. Schneider, traveling Wright, Will Burch, Mr. and Mrs. oU ia —Macon Telegraph. ^ ^ » bi# dty, where such; kidnap, assault and intimidate to punish for contempt—real or in this newest and finest of Buicks. The new twin-blade electric salesman, came Wednesday eve- Clair Anderson, Chauncey Free- For every tine a move to help man and Mr. and Mrs. Dan An- South Side Garage E. T. White The Lowell Ledger the farmer'is made. Two' Varied ^ ^ 1 voters," in spite of the request of alleged. In either case, the pub- Charles Schwab says "No one wiadshield wiper . . . Buick fingertip steering . . . improved ning to spend a few days at his MacFarlane Groceries, Candies, Cigars home here. He, with Sts. derson and family, of Vergennes, F. L. Stephens, Prop, Job Printing men pop up serenely to increase but be un t sealed at Washington the Stale of Illinois that they all lic pays. Horn-ever, the former is can help being optimistic in this grouping of instruments and controls... and many other refine- Allen Bennett and wrife, Edward Phone 394 Fuel and Feeds Gasoline, Oils yet, and perhaps he will not be. more easily remedied—tbe remov- world of change." Of course, Schneider are going to give the pay of the while collar class be sent to prison, were dismis- ments found here are combined in no other car at any pried turkey dinner on Thanksgiving Bennett and wife, Mr. and Mrs. The law may interfere. al of one man by an outraged Charley, if you have enough of il, Duane Keith. and evety lax payer is just that sed with fines ranging from $100 —Kalamazoo Gazette. day for the pleasure of Dr. H. P, pubUc does iL In the latter case, These features, in addition to vivid beauty and unrivaled per- Gotfredsen, wife and son George. much worse off. And every in- Another sign off increasing to «im WeU, God be thanked there are many courts and the formance, hare won nationwide arrisim for the new Buick . • s Mrs. Chappell was very agree- crease is a SPECIAL case; but Christian unity is the action of for tbe small towns and the Apropos of nothing whatever. Sure Way to country; and that reminds us public has foolishly relinquish- American tourists spent $30,000,- have made it undisputed leader in its field ...as well as America's ably surprised Friday, Nov. 23, there is one class that is seldom the Congregational and Brethren 000 in Canada last season. Cana- when a load of ladies came from man visited at the Wm. Schrader Mrs. Ross StaufTer called on IN MEMORIAM. that man makes the dty and God ed too much of its remedial favorite family carf Stop Coughing SOUTH LOWELL NEWS. ' Mrs. Chris. Weiland is suffering or never considered and that is churches at Onekama in holding da has such beautiful scenery.— Lansing lo help celebrate her Sunday afteroon visitors of wilh rheumatism. home Sunday evening. Ross Stauffer at the hospital In loving remembrance of our A. W. HILZEY power. 1 the class that has to stick hs union services and calling a sin- made the country. Macon Telegraph. birthday, among them was her This Prescription Relieves Al. Fred Fahrni were Mr. and Mrs. Miss Tressa Miller, of Clarks- Mrs. Lemon and Mrs. Fred Wednesday. dear husband and father, A. L. daughter, Mrs. Donna Jessel. All most Instantly. Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Stauf- Pant, who died Nov. 26, 1924. THE AUCTIONEER nose on the grindstone and turn gle pastor, to whom they may be Qir Stherjlnniversmry Cole, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Kyser, ville, spent the week-end with Davis called on Mr. and Mrs. Those Detroit barbers who Chicago is clearing its pay roll All the big nations have agreed came with well-filled baskets Coughing is usually due to of South Boston, Mr. and Mrs, 1 Miss Doris Roth. Lewis Denny, of Lowell, Tuesday fer and family attended a party Just a thought of sweet remem- DUTTON, MICH, its own crank to pay for this able to pay a living salary, which have raised hair-cuts to 65c and of several thousand grafters fn- not to go lo war, so they are now not forgetting the birthday cake causes which patent medidnes David Sterzick and Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Will King, of 1 afternoon. at the Leo Erb home Saturday- brance, Tuesday, Dec. 4.—Lewis Schei- everlasting skullduggery. And will be better than two tmatt posed upon the dty by the pow- building war-ships to give the and candles. All report a fine and cough syrups do not reach. Jacob Konkle, of Alto. Freenort, visited his sister, Mrs.: Mr. and Mrs. Don Bucban and evening Just a memory fond and true del, Alpine. General sale. Large shaves to 35c, should 1 there is no hope that the skin congregations and two half-paid ers that have been but arc now tailors a ride.—Dallas News. time and Mrs. Chappel received However, Thoxine, a famous doc- Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Heintzel- Charles Yeiter and family. Sun- children spent Tuesday in Grand Joe Anderson and Wm. Schra-1 Just a token of affection, list, all day sale. the horse that was driven to wat- beautiful gifts. tor's prescription relieves cough- der returned from their hunting; And a heartache still for you, game will ever end until the preachers. A multitude of oth- passing along with Mayor Rill man and children attended day. Rapids. Wednesday, Dec. 5.-—Aaron er but could not be made to New that the Solid Soath has Art Schneider, V. H. Hunter, ing with the very first swallow. church Sunday night at Clarks- Mr. and Mrs. Peter Van Der- trip Wednesday evening bringing' Just a sigh for olden moments, grafters are put where they be- er small commnnities might fol- Thompson. In all probability a back a deer. Just a sigh of love anew, Bennette, South-west Corinth. drink. While they are charg- been broken, what of the Knotted Ben Kerekes, Oswold Bieri, Mor It works on an entirely different ville. DAVIS LAKE. wall, of Caledonia, visited Mr. General sale with nine cows. long—behind the bars of public low a sensible example lo good multitude of lesser municipalities North and the Welded West?— WITH MAST1RPIICI BODIES BY FISH1& ris Fryover and Walter Wieland theory, has a double action, re- The South Lowell Circle will Lillian and Wm. Lind spent the and Mrs. Wilbur Noffkc Sunday. Mrs, S. M. Van Namee, Mrs. Ed. Just a tear in silence falling ing they might as well make it Wednesday, Dec. 12.—Virgil opinion. advantage. could follow suit to public ad- New York Evening Post returned Saturday night from lieves the irritation and goes di- be entertained by Mrs. Ray Rit- week-end in Lansing. Matilda Nash spent Sunday Lind and daughter spent Tuesday And a yearning just for you. ?1Xp0 for hair cuts and 50 cents afternoon with Mrs. Wm. Schra- Mrs. A. L. Pant, Bodell, Casnovia, 18 bead excep- vantage. their hunting outing near Ros rect to the internal cause. tenger. Everybody come as Mr. and Mrs. Joe Anderson with Maxine Dygert. In the lawless days of the Old a shave. They wont get much Nat the least earioas off the re- common. Only one deer was Unlike most cough medicines, there is work to be done and and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schrader Mr. and Mrs. Loren Dygert der. and Children. (p 27 tionally good large produdng An eaaiaeat seieabst annnne- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Huizinga Jersey cow-s and heifers, average es that man does his best at sixty, West th, Vi«il „l„ brooghl re- ^ ^ ^ Ple°,y sults of this election is that Cali- captured by the party who re- Thoxine contains no chloroform, bring your thimble. attended the party at Alaska Sat- called on Mrs. Arthur Schuman at a kick charging it A Texas siapletoa rolled fornia-Florida teamwork.-Wich- GOULD'S GrARAGrE ported the game as remaining in dope, or other harmful drugs. Fred Sterzick is building a urday evening. Butterworth hospital Sunday af- were in Lowell Thursday. herd test 5, all T. B. tested in and well brt he's the same one lief to honest men. The horse ! One Traffic Help Gone peanut 11 miles with his nose on ^ Eagle, the swamps for shelter and Safe for the whole family. Also house across from your scribe. Mrs. Henry Oosta and friend ternoon. last thirty days, live good young that announced about ten years thieves of 70 years ago were no Telephone 269 East Main Street "No Hunting or Trapping1 Traffic In the old days revealed horses, all good tools, mostly ago that he does it at fifty,—^Ohio Even the aiovie advertisiag a wager that Al. Smith would feed on account of the deep excellent for sore throat. Quick Well, it looks as if our neigh- spent Friday al Henry London's- Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Bates, of signs on tough manila card board. more evidence of horse sense, but new. All in good condition. Stale Journal worse than the gangsters and win- Next lime he should wear Walking Poem suow. Four deer were in near relief guaranteed or your money bor was getting rich for we see Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sherman and Grand Rapids, were dinner needs editing. One r/wiiiiig pic- $1.00 per dozen at The Ledger perhaps It was In the horse.—San Sale will start at 10 o'clock bandits who are terrorising the Tbe natural walking pace of tbe gun shot of their camp the day back. 35c., 60c., and 81.00. he is riding in aerplanes. Sue-1 Dorothy Ensing, of Grand Rap-! guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. Scbra- Yes, and pretty soon bell ture play is announced as "heart a "Please Kick Me" sign on the before the season opened. Sold by M. N. Henry, druggist cess to you Andy. ids, Mr. and Mrs. George Sher-; der Sunday. ollice. tf. Frandsco Chronicle. sharp. Hay and grain. change it to seventy. big dties in our own day. average man In average level conn- WHEN BETTER AUTOMOBILES ARE BUILT BUICK WILL BUILD THEM rendering." seat of his pants. try Is 3f) Inches In lenztb.

s. S&SHEB! mm T r i THE LOWELL (MICH.) LEDGER and ALTO SOLO,- Thursday. Nov. 29, 1928.

Complete line oi Christmas ELMDALF. ETCHINGS. LOWELL MARKET REPORT THE LOWELL (MICH.) LEDGER and ALTO SOLO, Thursday. Nov. 29. 1928. wrapping paper, tags, stickers This and That Santa's Calling Mr. and Mrs. Earl King and Corrected, November, 29, 1928. and cords at Van Dusen's Variety vJb WTVW JiAifc Ji iL rA TTT' A A ra T AT VyWWTVA A AAAA AW AAAA A HARRIS (REEK. son Norman, were Sunday din- N. C. THOMAS Wheat, OOlb 1 32 ALASKA ATOMS. SOUTH BOWNE. Mr. and Mrs. George Skidmore From Around store. adv. ner guests of Miner King and Kenneth Dean, of Grand Rap- David Ruckle, who has been Trout School were in Lowell Saturday. J. B. Anderson and Wm. Schra- AUCTIONEER. Wheat, 601b test, Wrhite 1 32 T Miss Mildred Craw, of Kalama- Your Portrait HELLO, HELLO/THIS IS MISTER CUUS CALLING, wifej of Freeport. CALEDONIA, MICHIGAN. Rye, per bu -90 ids, spent the week-end wilh' visiting the home of Wm. Mish- Mrs. Charles Dygert spent Fri- der returned Wednesday eve- zoo, Normal, Miss Elizabeth Clinton Schwab, who has been his grandparents and also attend- ler the past week, returned home ALTO day at the homec of heh r son, Otto i McCORDS j ning from their hunting trip. The Old Town CLAUS/NO NO NO, C- U-A-O — S Tuesday, Dec. 4.—Carl Meyer- Flour, per bbl 7 60 1 Changes Route . w u t ^ . Craw, of Detroit, and a cousin drawn as a juror at the Novem- ed Grange Saturday night. Sunday, accompanied by his son- and wife. Their friends have been eating sahen, Ionia, 32 head reg. and Oats, per bu ••w 1 i <•+++++++•+++++++++<•+•+•<• Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Coons spent if , Klint, wore the guests for +.5. r0 n ber term of Circuit court at Corn and Oats, feed, cwt....2 10 •eeeeeeeee************ Harold Fox, Kenneth Dean and in-law. David Raymond. Mrs. Don Draper, of Grand venison ever since. 1 uesday in Grand Rapids. j Thanksgiving of Mr. and Mrs. H. SAISTA grade Brown Swiss cattle. One of M-21 Road 1 That Personal Gift J Ionia has been notified that there heavy team, weight 3,200, 20 Corn Meal, per cwt .2 00 Kenneth King attended a party at Mrs. Lottie Rypstra, of Grand Rapids, was a Monday lunch McCORDS MATTERS. Mrs. J. B. Anderson attended Go-getters for business. Island! J. Coons. CLAUS", ADA VILLAGE. Carlyle Grange hall Friday night. Rapids, visited Saturday with her Mrs. A. L. Duell clerked in the will be no jury trials until De- hogs. Large list, all day sale. Bran, per ton 36 00 Mrs. Homer Morris and son, Ionia, Nov. 21.—For nearly a Rosenberg store Tuesday. guest of Mrs. Otto Dygert. Mrs. L. A. Brown visited Mrs. I Ibe funeral of a friend in Grand square ads. Ledger special-on-1 phU Krum waikcd down town which only you J fINe THANK >00, cember. Mr. and Mrs. Herb Conner and sister-in-law, Mrs. Arthur Parker. A. E. Wood Saturday afternoon. >0c Wednesday, Dec. 5.—John Bur- Middlings, por ton .. 42 00 Eugene, spent the last of tbe year communities up and down Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Watson • - "• | Sunday, the first time since his + HOW ARE.you? Mr. and Mrs. C. O. Davis, of little daughter, Rosemary, of Her son, Bob. who has been stay- Dr. and Mrs. G. M. Thorndike M. H. Vanderlip fras in Lowell Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hillary and chardt. Hillards. Holstcin and Cracked Corn, per cwt 2 30 week with her brother and fam- Grand river valley have been were in Lansing Saturday. were Sunday dinner guests of We have a full line of beads j illness, but was unable to walk can give J •VHAU ^Ojpj ADv Elkhart, Ind., were guests at the Guernsey cattle. 30 tons hay, Potatoes, per cwt 50 Grand Rapids, were Sunday din- ing at the Parker home accom- haranguing over the relative their so, M. A. Watson and wife. Saturday. daughter Margaret, of Grand for flower making. Van Dus- • home and Mr. Newt Sinclair home of their uncle and aunt, ily, in Ionia. ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe panied her home for the day. rc- Miss Goldie Collins spent Thurs- Rapids, were Monday evening yoo TO 66T ypop- 500 bu. corn. Pea Beans 8 25 Mrs. Cora McKay, of Headley merits of this course or that Mrs. Fred Pattison spent the Mr. and Mrs. Albert and daugh- en's Variety store. adv.' helped him in his auto. He has ORPERS" /N EARLV- Mr. and Mrs. Steve Custer from Thursday, Dec. 6.—Anthony Light Red Kidney Beans....6 75 Coon. | turning in the evening with his course for trunk line M-21 day with her mother in Lowell. ter Beulah. of Grand Rapids, vis- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe An- Friday until Monday. Tavern, has moved to Lowell for Mrs. Reth Ganzel had her car uncle. Arthur Parker. day Thursday with her parents, derson. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bartlett j been as well since. Come in and see the ||| Gless estate, Kalamazoo avenue. Dark Red Kidney Beans 7 50 the Winter. through Ionia county, and for the Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Rosen- Mr. and Mrs. Hilbert Moflit at ited at the Clark and Williams were Sunday dinner guests of his > Superintendent and Mrs. W. W. Mrs. Addison Erb has been en- Green Lake, 13 head cattle, 5 Eggs, doz... 46 stolen from the Godwin school John Watts and Lucille John- most part their entreaties have berg were in Grand Rapids Tues- home Thursday. The auction sale on the Joe tertaining her nephew, Jake Eash, Mrs. J. H. Ward, of Ndrth Ada, grounds Thursday night. It was son were Sunday guests of Wm. Alaska. Baker farm was held Saturday. mother, Mrs. Hannah Bartlett. j Gumser entertained over the ! new Christmas Folders. <• large horses, 30 hogs. Full Butterfat, lb 49 has been spending several days truck an unresponsive chord at day. Miss Melba Snyder spent Thurs- of Indiana, the past week. Hogs, dressed 9%-12% found but was a total wreck. ' Cosgriff and wife. 0. 1). Dygert and family were day nighl with her teacher. Miss Everything was disposed of and Mr. and Mrs. 0. D. Adams and week-end, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer equipment on 220 acre farm. All in Ada. the stale highway department. Mrs. Ida Mesecar spent the in Grand Kapids Saturday, ac- children left Wednesday for Port- Hansen, of Detroit. The ladies ; Wecarry a complete line J Josinh Blough returned home stock in splendid condition. All Hogs, live 8-10 Gordon Fox and Rurton Nci- Andrew Blough. wife, son llo- Evelyn Williams. | Mr. Baker has left the farm and Mrs. Winnie Sinclair spent meyer will spend the Thanksgiv- bert. Mary Weiland and Emma \ But when it became apparent wwk^nd at Yhe Elmer T)Tniaman companied by their mother, Mrs. Huron, to spend a few days wilh ^re fellow teachers in the De- Monday after spending a week day sale. Calves, dressed 15-18 Sunday with relatives in Lansing. that the future welfare of a small; home Grant French, of Howell, visit-i » making his home with a son in with his son, Titus, of Dutton. ing vacation with the home folks. Starbord, were in Grand Ledge 1 Bancroft. ed a few days last week at the Crand Rapids. relatives. j troit schools several years. of both swing and wall * Friday, Dec. 7.—Amos Yeiter, Calves, live 10-12 The Ladies society of the Con- school of speckled trout and a Mrs Henry XolIons v|sited hpr Mi s l ,i ns : On Thanksgiving evening the Mr. and Mrs. Lock and daugh- Saturday afternoon. Howard Linton, of Muskegon, home of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Wood. . ; - * r. An^rson and Mrs. Wardell spent from Thurs- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Freeman, « i Ionia. Beef, dressed 15-18 gregaiional church will give a liny colony of nuiskrat was to be 1 sister. Miss Josephine Salsbury . frames. young people's class of the Breth- Beef, live 7-10 ter were Sunday guests of Mr. Claude Whitney. D. D. Mol-1 impaired if the stale carried out, ami Arthur l-.llis, of Grand Rap- Mr. and Mrs. Rob Blackburn. 'I'mghter. Alice, were guests of dav to Saturday with her son in company with Mr. and Mrs. ren church will give a program, Christmas bazaar at the church, and Mrs. Ed. Colvin. 1 comb, son, Gaylord. and Burns ids, ale Sunday dinner at the John Mr !,ml Mrs XN J Claude Wardell and family in >> illiam George^of Grand Rapids, Ledger want ads pay. Fowls, per lb 16-24 December 6. Aprons, Christmas its proposed specifications, the i' ' I, , ...... of Montague, visited Sundav at - - - - Anderson, of after which there will be no Mr. and Mrs. George Douglass Anderson returned Monday morn- n V, union home. the home of the lalter's grand Alto. a few days last week. motored to Rullalo. for a week's gifts and other useful articles for road-buildjng department's me- '*7.' „ j ? .I (irand Rapids. plate charge for supper, only a have moved into the Hale house. ing from their hunting trip, the 11 rs parents. Mr. and Mrs. I). A. Miss Lillian Lind, of West 5 sale. Supper served from 5:30 chanism was thrown into rc-'jl '' •V' ; '"*• Record, of Mason Mr. ami Mrs. Claud Silcox were Mr. and Mrs. Waller Trumbull. ^ *!|Vr: L""'""' silver offering to help the class Mr. and Mrs. Vern Nowlan 1 latter gelling the only deer. Wood. Bowne, spent Friday with Mrs. xlr : 1 Al rl K lr until all are served. Music, verse, and subsequently the state Saturday. Weumsday iukIH supper guests of Saranac-, wen- Sunday after- - "" *'"• ^ >» - ! Bristol Studio pay off the debt which they still and daughters, of Grand Rapids, Wm. Bcancr and wife, of Lo- ac<|uiesed in the plea of Elmer B. Miss Vada Linton altended a'of .Mr. ana Mrs. Lioyu ilougliloii, Joe Anderson. noon visitors of her sister, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs, George Kingdom have to pay on the piano. program, and a play will be giv- were Sunday afternoon callers at ' gan. Mrs. Treva Vandcrmerc and Joe O'Neil. of Detroit, is spend- en. Come, bring your friends Minaker lo leave unmolested his High school parly at Ottawa Hills j 01 Clarksville. N. McCORDS—E. CASCADE. Charles Kyser. are having for their Thanksgiv- S. W. Custer and wife, and Ira the C. W. King home. I daughter Helen, of Grand Bapids. Arthur Peel and family ing a few weeks with his parents, | ing dinner guests Mr, and Mrs, and enoy .« pleasant evening. 1 miniature fish and game preserve. Friday nighl. j Mrs. Worthcy Silcox visited her Mr. and Mrs. John O'Neil. Sargeant and family were Grand Mrs. Fred Pattison and daugh- were Sunday dinner guests at I Hills could lie moved, valleys Mrs. I-Ved Brockway. of Lans- daughter. Mrs. Carl Keiser in : riding in a new sedan. Myrl Kingdom and son, Mr, and Rapids visitors Monday. The Rebekah hard lime social ler were Sunday guests of Mr. I the Karcher and Blough home. Mr. and Mrs. r.eo Erb enter- and supper was very well attend- filled, farms disrupted, new ar- ing, called at the Sada Wilson 1 Orami itapius from Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. Clinton I'liomas — Mrs. Charles Able and children, 1 he Misses Laura Custer and and Mrs. Hilbert Mofllt. I Rev. and Mrs. Hoslettler and wife. tained with a parly Saturday MICHIGAN BELL ed last Thursday night. Ollie leries for trafiic sent through home Monday. i until Saturday. 1 entertained with a chicken din- of Vergennes. and Mr, and Mrs. Bernice Deardoff attended the Mrs. Faust is having a furnace ' of Indiana, were over night ner Saturday evening. Those nigh, „ l i.n ,hono .r of her mother and Frec Demonstration | Willard Dennie. All Ledger friends, please call HICKORY CORNERS. Modern Priscilla's Sewing club, Ward carrying off the prize. installed and making other im- i guests. loxyns and villages hitherto un-i Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Colby will Miss Arlie Draper spent from being present were John Krisoff r:!,h,,r s Iwenly-lifth wedding an- { Mrs. L, P. Morse received a at the ollice for our 1929 calen- Lowell Church Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Johnson which was held at the home of Mrs. Setha Van Wormer and provements in her home. Mrs. Julius Crans and baby louched and other communities SpPn(| Thanksgiving dav at the Friday until Tuesday morning n,v c, s a1 :l w s —of the— TELEPHONE CO. baby, of Ionia, are spending the aml family, of South Lowell, Sam 1 l i ^" ' " ' h Mr. message from her sister, Mrs. dar. tf celebrated their 56th wedding Miss Maxine Todd Thursday eve- I and Mrs. Averill, of Ada, visited ifc Onan and family and Andrew and Mrs. Silcox Iwenty-llve moil Bowes, saying the young child Mrs. Mary Cook suffered a and Society anniversary Wednesday, Nov. 21, ning. week with her sister, Mrs. Homer Subscribe for The Ledger, 82.00 Thursday with the former's moth- years of success and happiness. Sparton Eqaasonne Morris. Houseman and family. of Mr. and Mrs. H. J, Neal, at stroke of paralysis at her home and in the afternoon Mr. Johnson The Ionia County Conservation Long Distance Rates Are Surprisingly Low per year. er. Mrs. Claude Whitney and daughter, Mr. Tillitson. of Grand Ledge. Mrs. J. B. Anderson speu whose home they arc staying in on the addition Tuesday. News Notes and grandson, Floyd Foster, at- offlcer put in several days last A. R. Martin and family, who family, .•isit- Mr. and Mrs Howard and sons! T"«'sday with Mrs. Wm. Ander Radio Los AnjJelcs, had died, 'Ibis Mr. and Mrs, F. M. Johnson and tended the sale of his nephew, week in this locality. went lo California about three Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Lacey. Helen turn- son ,0, months ago are on their way of North McCords, visited at the ' ^' was Mr. Bowes' grandson. Mr. and Mrs, R, R, Johnson and GERMAN M. E. CHURCH. Will Ackerson, at Clarksville. For Instance: When llc&llh Is Play Johnson ale dinner with Mr. and 1,1 u,im w lh Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Schrader, in Your Home back to Ada. nature entered into the equation children, of Greenville, were Sun-1 ' ' 'hym. John Cox home Sunday afteh- son, Ross M,, are Thanksgiving Saturday at 2 p. m., sun time, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Blakeslee LOWELL DISTRICT NO. 5. Mrs. Ozi Pardee, il being Mrs. —at any rate. Minaker's Timber- (l®y callers at the Wilson home, j Mr. and Mrs. Sam Neuman and noon. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Anderson at- Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Runciman Mr. and Mrs. Bob Morris enter- , on,,e< , );,r,v guests of Mr. and Mrs, R, C. Eng- spent Saturday night and Sumkiy v Lacey's and Mrs. Pardee's birth- son For Particulnrs See will have for their Thanksgiving there will be katechctical in- Mr. and Mrs. Wilder, of Marne, tained the "500 club at Headley p'-.—.<. ^#*4 land Creek Fish and Game refuge I Amherst Colby will arrive Mclyin, of !• reeport, were Arthur Peel and family visited , . « l Alaska Satur- lish, of Grand Rapids, where they with their daughter, Mrs. Jonn 1,1^5, >!v: day anniversary. at the home of Ike Miller and l \1Rh,• , „ , „ guests her sisters and their fami- structions given. All children president of the P. T. A. associa- Tavern last Friday night. is to remain intact. Wednesday to spend the Thanks- ^»>"day dinner guests o. Mr. and l allt1 will be joined by Mr. and Mrs. Schwpb and family, of Rockford. Joe Buehler and family, of Minaker's dells are .situated on giving holidays with his parents. • "s- . ruicy family Sundav afternoon. . ' 'rs at the J. B. Anderson lies, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Fachard whose parents are not members tion were at the McBride school -shcox. ho, c Sun(l y wcro SIGLER Ferris Oberlin and children, of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Johnson Freeport, are moving on the Mrs. what is now known as the Tur- Mrs. S. it. Smith and Mrs. Hat-1 Those who' visited at the Ar- " l\ '-md and children, Mr. and Mrs. Harold and Floyd Foster called on Miss house Tuesday evening organiz- EAST ADA—SPRING HILL. Jake Wolf farm. and sons, Bernetta and Bobert Belding. of the church arc welcome. ing and electing ofiicers for the key Trail thai leads between J. Rust a nd Mr. and Mrs. Donald Bessie Foster at the home of Mr. Ray Averill, of Ada. was a re- Charles Price and wife have Wallace and son, all of Saginaw. Miss Ariel Lawrence, teacher of Sunday English preaching ser- coming year. A fine social eve- cent caller at the Vosburg home. Ionia and the village of Saranac. Detroit, is spending her Thanks- and Mrs. C. K. Coons, of Grand moved on the George Seiger paralleling the northern banks of vices at 10 o'clock a. m. Rapids, Saturday afternoon and ning was enjoyed by quite a Adrian Moerdyke lost a horse farm. Mr. and Mrs. Frank McTavish giving vacation with the home crowd. Refreshments and hot the Grand river. They are about Grange Theatre Bernice l.ee spent Friday and Rible school at 11 o'clock, a. m. found her gaining nicely from her recently. Wm. Mishler. wife and Gwen- and children, Mr. and Mrs. Carl folks, Mr. and Mrs. C. 0. Law- coffee were served. I.en Vinneman was a Friday midway between the neighboring Saturday with her sister, Mrs, Wingeier and children, and Miss Union services at 7:30, p. m. at recent operation. dolyn, and Mr. ami Mrs. Jake SATURDAY, D£C. 1 Clifford Cook and Elsie Gilbert rence, and Mrs. Clara McC.irty Mrs. James Ncedham, Sr., is en- caller of Earl Vosburg. communities and present an ex- Elsie Velzy, of Grand Rapids, and daughters, all of whom with our church. Rev. A. B. Lemkc Reed Cooper, of Whitneyville, Roush attended the funeral of the home of Andrew Houseman I borne and daughter, Lawrence in Grand Rapids, tertaining her sister and husband, Mrs. Earl Vosburg and little tremely interesting illustration of v ing ol the local leader training Wood and Miss Wickham altend- will be a Thanksgiving family Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fuller and called on Joe Yeiter and family, in •cw. hrru rcn 4:30 a. »n. and 7.*00 p. m., Amos Poe at Grand Rapids Tues- how human hands may augment "PASSION" Saturday afternoon. Miss Rellie Kregan. of Grand delivers the sermon. You arc Saturday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Merchant Bumpus, son spent Friday with Elmer day afternoon. * | class in ".Nuiriiion," at Lowell ed the part:y al Leo Erb's Satur- party at the home of their par- children, of Grand Rapids, will of Cascnovia, N. Y and preserve little of nature still A story known the world over, .j, i nday. Harve Lapp and wife, of Grand luv Rapids, was a week-end guest of cordially invited to all these Richmond in North Vergennes. 1 ents. Mr. and Mrs. Velzy. be Thursday gfests of Mr. and Nate Rlair and femily are en- You (.ton can itic iciiowmg points and talk for THREE Wm. Cosgriff and wife ate left by encroaching civilization. with KiVI.L JANNiNGS and Bapids, visited John Cox home Ai.-Sifi ' v- . . , her friend. Miss Theo Grammer meetings. joying the comfort of a new car. Quite a number from this vicin- Earl Vosburg and Willard Sunday dinner with W. 11. Par- X | Mrs. Luther Sterzick and daugh- Thursday. Clifford Nash has been aosent Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Lee en- Mrs. M. E. Hoxie, of Keene. ity attended the Legion fair dif- MINUTES for the rates shown. Rates to other Smith called on Arch Thomas, of Landlord Did It. POLA NhCKI. al her home here. Joe Yeiter and .family spent ixjints are proportionately low. dee. wife and Marion. ler, .Marilyn, Mrs. Charles Ster- from school the past week on ac- tertained a group of Bowne Cen- ferent nights last week. Cascade. Saturday. Had not Minaker and his wife • — c * r, o ZICK and Mrs. Will Daniels were count of sickness. Mrs. A. L. Coons. Sr.. is spend- CARD OF THANKS. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. Sunday with their brother, Clay- Elmer Shaffer and family spent become dissatisfied and probably * Coming j 5at.| Dec. o • WHITNEYVILLE WHATNOTS. ter friends at their cabin on Lee's ton Schwab and family, of South Miss Winnie Hapeman, of Lans- the Sabbath at the Merill Hoslet- niesuay dinner guests ol Mrs. ing two weeks at Charlotte with We wish to acknowledge with Services are held every Sunday ing, spent the week-end with her From Lowell to a bit morose each time they 4 ui | UTMINr." <• Grange was well attended Sat- " her granddaughter, Mrs. Marcus lake to a roast pork dinner, after Boston. tler home. ( Charles Bancroft. which four tables of bridge were sincere thanks, kindness and at 11 o'clock over the L6well parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jud Hapc- turned over to the landlord his * . V. t urday night. About thirty-live LEDGER CU BBING PRICES Putnam and family. sympathy extended to us by re- Miss Letha Yeiter and Ivan ma. BELLRUN, PENN $ 1.95 Sunday callers al Ozi Pardee's monthly dole as rent for a house S A Zane Cjr-y Story +1 i .Mrs vt-.r!,. Fre. d Pattison and daugh- were present. The new ofiicers ^ ILL SAVE YOU MONEY, played. Honors were won by, State bank. Subject for the les- w-ere Frank Hynes. Jessie Know- ( r Mrs. Cora McKay, of Ada. is latives and friends in our late Blough spent Sunday evening BENEZETLE, PENN 1.95 were installed for the insuing At this subscription renewal Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dintaman,! with her parents, Joe Yeiter and It is reported that Arthur els, son Woodrow. of Freeport. 111 Ionia, purhaps the refuge , ^r. and Mrs. Walter ^enarmack, moving into her home, 119 Eliza- Mrs. Watt Thomas and G. Smith, i bereavement. son sermon for Dec. 2: "Ancient White, of Lowell, has purchased CLERMONT, PENN 1.95 FARMS WANTED might never have been started in! year as follows: Charles Barris, season The Ledger, in addition to Frank Ryder, family. COLEGROVE, PENN 1.95 t Mrs. Mary Krebbs and children, (Dorothy Smalley,) of Grand beth sireet for the Winter to take and Modern Necromancy alias the oil station of Harvey Hays- a swamp. Starting out one j —— master; John Krum. overseer; ils usual clubbing prices with the DELWOOD, PENN 1.95 If you want to sell or of North Rowne, Fred Wagner Rapius, Tuesday evening. a much needed rest. Mr. and Mrs. James Woodcock. Mesmerism and Hypnotism De- mer and will take possession at bright Sunday afternoon in quest Mr. an,| Mrs. Elmer Dintaman Sister A. Reynhout. lecturer; Grand Rapids Herald and Press, once. NILE, N. Y 1.95 trade your farm, write and family, of Hastings. Miss Mary Horn will be home nounced. Every one is cordially Gave Name to Fabric F. L. Rrayton. of Freeport. was of some solution of the rent-pay- and mother visited at the John VERGENNES CENTER. Leo Kitchen and friends have OAKF1ELD, N. Y 1.95 me today. I'm getting ing problem. Mr. and Mrs. Min- haver home in Lowell Sunday from Rad Axe to spend the invited. Batlsie Is said to pet Its nnirn- a Sunday morning caller of Wm. Thanksgiving vacation with her Mr. and Mrs. Truman Hall and returned from their northern my fall and winter cam- Cosgriff. aker circled the northern part of j evening. daughter, of Grand Rapids, visit- The Christian Science textbook, from Baptiste, a linen weaver ol deer hunting trip. The rates quoted are Sta tion-to-Station Day rates, effective the county, passed through Shi-j „ mother, Mrs. C. H. Horn. PIANO TUNING Cambral, France, who Invented this 4:30 a. m. to 7:00 p. m. paign under way. Mrs No||ons al1ondcd a ed Mr. and Mrs. Clare Anderson Everybody got it put over on Health truths, when tcught ty Amos Poe and wife, of Grand a and mi of ,n,Cr . the post-ofhee for the Winter. | ary, Ellis Bigler, gale keeper; The Lowell Ledger, and the Mrs. Macey Conkright and Science and Health with Key cloth, a kind of cambric, frequent I .\ v n nl . •. TK " luncheon and bridge at the home c AND Sunday. them this time, an increase in Evening Station-to-Station rates are effective 7:00 p. m. to "Cheerio from Laughterland" and Rapids, came Friday to spend the vening territory. They were |, , . r.ronH H.nids Mrs. Fred Pattison and daugh-! P rnadine Warner, Ceries; Paul- Grand Rapids Herald on rural daughler, Bernice, of Grand Rap- to the Scripture," by Mary Baker dyed or printed. , i 1>of MrMrsv . BarloQr n wv in Grand Bapids nc Mrs. Elizabeth Ruby, of Detroit, gas tax, but when we get our 8:30 p. m.. and Night Station-to-Station rates. 8:30 p. m. to her talking and acting puppets, are day with their cousin. J. Thavler striking back close to the city, a Thnr^.lav ter Merle, spent Sunday with Mr. i Bigler. Pomona; Elizabeth routes, both one year, $.1.50• ids. were Sunday guests of Mr. 4:30 a. m. JOHN G. EMERY REPAIRING visited her niece, Mrs. Karl Bieri Eddy may be loaned from the auto licenses there will be no re- not only pleasant but have far and family, and while there Mr. trifle disheartened at their inabil-1 » , cu i and Mrs. hilbert Momt, of Alas-} Cook, florist; Ethel Bice, lady as- Tbe Lowell Ledger and the and Mrs. Wilbur Conkright. 43 Paarl St., Grand Rapids Poe was stricken with heart 011 lay last week. public library. duction. A Station-to-Station call is one made to a certain telephone more permanent value than the cut ity to find anything to their lik-! Vt, b i ?• Ka, ami .\ir. and Mrs. bdward sistant. Grand Rapids Press on rural The West Lowell United BY Last Friday evening fire de- rather than to some person in particular. trouble and passed away very ing, when Minaker decided to son Thomas, were Sunday din- Pattison and son of Caledonia. | .'•ov' Cornier and wife enter- routes, both one year $5.50. and dried facts of physiology books, suddenly. ,ail lp ( r)r Rrethren Ladies' Aid society stroyed Percy Read's garage with If you do not know the number of the distant telephone, give the turn westward from the city and n^r guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. Little Suzanne Houghton, of' . . l - ^mpbell and mother. The Michigan Farmer tor one FIRST METHODIST CHURCH. CLASSIFIED say teachers and pupils who have 1 will meet with Mrs. Lens Green Royden Warner contents. 4 House Like Sphere operator the name and address and specify that yo-i will talk with Mrs. Lena Horton, of Grand traverse the trail. Coming to the * Bancroft. a I onry , am cn car c n b(> We invite all to our services witnessed the puppet show "Know- Clarksville, was a guest ol her PV ""Vi c i ' P ' >' ., « added to either club on Wednesday, December 5. Mrs. Horace Weeks and little To allow additional room In thn "anyone" who answers at the called telephone. Rapids, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. culvert over Timberland creek, j Mrs. G. L. Gaspers and mother, of Grandville, Sunday. i for 25c. 430 Monroe Ave. next Sunday. SOUTH CASCADE. Naught, the Witch of Ignorance." grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Ern- Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wardell and son Bruce, returned to her home streets, an architect of Dresden. A Peraon-to-Person call, because more work is involved, costs Mr. and Mrs. Merlon Orlop and Abe Eash. and Mr. and Mrs. realization swept over both of of Ada, were dinner guests at est Rosenberg Wednesday, while Rernadinc Warner splent the ; The Lowell Ledger, Cosmopoli- ADVERTISING 1 daughter. Marierl, of Grand Rap- Phone 370. in Lowell Sunday evening after 10:30 a. m., morning worship. Germany, has constructed a house more than a Station-to-Station call. Tbe rate on a Per son • to- children, and Ed. Brougham The puppets and their mistress Shulz, of Grand Rapids were unit- them that the small acreage ly-' the home of Miss Sada Wilson her mother was in Grand Rapids. week-end with her parents. Ian, American Magazine and ids. were week-end guests of his spending several days with her formed like a sphere. The struc- Pwaon call is the same at all hours Lyle Patterson and wife, of Woman's Home Magazine, all one Sermon, "Life's Great Battle." 25c KOR ANY WANT AD UP spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. have appeared before thousands of ed in marriage Saturday at La- ing to the north was the ideal Wednesday. The P. T. A. and the Primary mother, Mrs. Ava Wardell. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Art TO 25 WORDS. .NONE TAKEN ture about SO feet In diameter. Michigan children within the last Grange, Ind. ^ The bride's sister. of their dreams. There he could 1 Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bosenberg Grand Rapids, spent Saturday to one address, publisher's Biggs. 12 noon, church school, Additional rate informatioi. can be secured John Carey. Department ol the Sunday school Miss Eva Ruegsegger spent OF ANY LENGTH FOR LESS, Rthnds on a base lOfi feet square. Miss Rena Eash. of Kalamazoo, fish and trap and she could gath-; and son Merle, were entertained and Sunday- with his parents, Ry- price, $8.50—our price $7.75. (tf fi p. m., Epworth League. by calling the Long Distance operator Mrs. Georgia Cook and daugh- few months, under the auspices of are packing baskets this week io Tuesday afternoon and evening Mr. and Mrs. Steve Carter and NO MATTER HOW SHORT. 25c ter, Elizabeth, spent last Saturday the Michigan Tuberculosis Associa- and Mrs. Keith Daniels, of Hast- er wild flowers and raise poultry Sunday at the home of Mr. and ron Patterson. i The Lowell Ledger, Collier's Relatives and friends from Mrs. Minnie Johnson, of Middle- ings, accompanied them. They be distributed among the poor by Reed Coop«r and family spent Weekly, American Magazine and in Grand Rapids and attended 7:30 p. m., union service at CASH OR stamps with order. in Grand Rapids with Mrs. Joe tion. A portion of the funds raised in moments taken from her Mrs. Dan Wingeier, of Lowell. the Welfare Union in Grand Rap- out of town attending the funeral ville, visited Mrs. Kerr and Miss Master of Instruments were given a dinner Sundav at household tasks. Wednesday evening at the Ed. Woman's Homo Companion, all Power's theater with friends at German Methodist church. Ser- None charged, nd none taken by Peet. in Its sale of Christmas seals is Tom Morris, of Ada, was a din- lUs lor Thanksgiving day. night. of Mrs. Frank Ryder were Mr. Nettie Sunday. Antonio Stradivari of Cremona. the bride's parents.' They " left Refore a second moon cast its Davis home. j one year to one address, publish- mon by Rev. Andrew Lemke. phone. Uncle Marcus has better Italy, who brought the craft of vio- Miss Dorothy Lawyer spent the devoted by the M. T. A. to educa- ner guest Friday at the home of Mrs. Claude Silcox accompan- c and Mrs. Frank Hook and son' John Peterson and two friends use for his time than chasing 25c week-end in Grand Rapids with in the evening for their home in mellow glow across Grand riv- .lohn Warner and family spent, r's price $7.50—our price $6.75.tf Mrs. B. H. Stevens, of Lyons, Junior, Leo O'Broin, Mrs. Mary1 lin making to Its highest pitch of tional work of this nature. Grand Rapids. his aunts. Miss Wilson and Mrs. ied Mrs. Lloyd Houghton to spent Saturday afternoon hunting accounts all over Michigan. We Miss Elizabeth Kcgle. er valley, the dells had been Frazier and uncle, A. Wilson. Sunday in Beverly with his Mrs. M. H. White, of Chicago, Delaney, of Detroit, Will Wood- j and took tea with Mr. and Mrs. VERGENNES CHURCH. perfection (1079-1730) also made The tale of how the witch Know- deeded to the Minaker. This urana Rapius Wednesday where mother. Betsey and sister. Mrs. and Mrs. J. 1. Areta, of South have thousands of them well some beantlfnl violoncellos and Mrs. Miller, of Grand Rapids, is Jake Gless. wife and grand- The Misses Eleanor and Cieone they were dinner guests of Mrs. Hawaii's National Flower cock and friend, of Lansing, Mr. Tom Read. The preaching service will be give away. No attention given to spending some time with her Naught. her children Thoughtless son Farrel Anderson, ate Sunday was six years ago, and still the James Balcigh and family. Bend. Ind., are visiting Mrs. S. violas. Hay ward visited Sunday with Naida Chaterdon, all spending the By Joint resolution ot the legis- and Mrs. W. E. Carrico and son, | changed to be held at 2 o'clock. mail orders not complying here- daughter, Mrs. Henry. and Careless, and her pet dragon dinner at the Ralph Kenyon home place has not reached anywheie H, White. of Kalamazoo, Charles and Paul, their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. afternoon down town shopping. lature, tho hibiscus was made the IONIA COUNTY POMONA Sunday school at 3 p. m. All are with. If any need the service and Mr. and Mrs. John Carey enter- Tee-bee are vanquished by the in Hastings. Mrs. Vivian Ander- near what Minaker plans it to Frankness of Men Woodcock, Mr. and Mrs. M. Vol-J GRANGE. be, but improvements cost money Charles Van Vranken, of Hast- Miss Ethel Alexander, of Low- official flower of Hawaii. Sir, and Mrs. Charles Cook, her invited. are too poor to pay well give it tained company from Parnell School Nurse, aided by boys and son accompanied them home af- ings. ! have observed of my rex thai atira, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Van, The Ionia County Pomona to them freely. Absolutely no and Grattan last Sunday. ter a week's visit at that place. and money does not always ell, spent the week-end with her mother. Mrs. Rose Gramer, and girls who observe the rules of right Mrs. George Skidmore has been uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. there Is n candor in their private Brunt, Mrs. Hoyt Wood, Mrs. Grange will meet with Portland A. T. Cartland, pastor. other exceptions. Harley Lawyer was called to match men's ideals, so Minaker conversation with each other thnl No* in Their Line Miss Theo Gramer. of Grand Rap- living, holds never ending interest Harold Voder and family and drawn as a juror for the Decem- Glen Lovcland, and on Sunday ids, were Thanksgiving guests at Ernest McDonald, Mrs. Lottie Grange on Friday, Dec. 7. Pot- Obituary poetry fs charged for the home of Milo Patterson last works along, doing a bit here and women know r.- thing ahont. I» Successful men are not revolu Johnson. Mrs. Edith Wood and for the school children before sister. Mrs. Lena Kime were in there, as finances permit. One Jier term of Circuit court, and they all drove to Clarksville, the Fred Gramer home. luck dinner at noon. Each mem- BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES. at 1 cent per word payable with Friday to adjust the loss on sheep Ionia Thursday afternoon. such contacts nen admit their tlonists; and married men are not Mrs. George Gridait, daughter ber is requested to bring his own order. killed by dogs. He found twen- whom the show appears. of his accomplishments was the will leave Dec. 10 to begin her where they enjoyed a birthday faults with proper shame. emitVo 10:30 a. m., preaching by pas- W. H. Pardee, wife and Marion radicals—Will Durant. Mr. and Mrs. George Lee, daugh- Mary and son. John, of Grand service. ty killed and wounded. construction of a dam across the duties. dinner at ibe Austin Livingstone they should do better, end freq::* n; ters. Cassie June and Shirley, tor. attended the chicken pie supper home in honor of their daughter. Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Chor-, FOR SALE—Cheap. Ford truck. Miss Mary Cook, of Grand The mission of the Christmas narrow creek and the installa- Mr. and Mrs. Will Nichols and ly do. I have learned nn -!i from s!:< h spent Sunday afternoon and ley, of Lake Odessa, and Mr. and Mondays and Tuesdays arc ad- 12:00 m., Sunday school. Owner has no use for it. E. at the Z. Norcutt home in Clarks- tion of a water wheel from which daughler. and Mr. and Mrs. Will Miss Trances Livingston. Prevalent Sentiment Rapids, spent Friday night with seal Is to spread tho doctrine that, Intimacies; as much from iinx evening with his cousin, Glenn Mrs. Wilford Chorley, of Clarks- setting days at The Ledger ofllee, 7:30 p. m., preaching. D. Yeiter, Ada, Mich., Alto her mother. ville Friday evening. he derives sufficient power to Kipp and two daughters spent Miss Arlie Draper is spending other source. . . . ?!• n of i • 1 Question ten men and nine of Let and family, of Smyrna. ville. tuberculosis is preventable and Mrs. Minnie Rouck and Mrs. operate a generator and with this preferably the first. If Mr. Olin will bring the mes- phone. (p 25-28 Saturday night at the Elmer Din- a few days in Grand Bapids with worth rarely boast; tiny are «iis them will tell you that they don't r* V&J Eventually you will lake The that, provided It Is discovered early Ozi Pardee attended the Ralph he produces electricity for light- taman home. her brotner and family, and posed to apolojiize.—T. C. I.'ov.v,- ^'Ct half of what th^y are entitled sags. using the chart on 'The Dis- FOR SALE—Hay. straw, onions, Ledger. Why not now? tf. and treated property. It Is curable Huntington sale Thursday last. ing his home, which sets at the wliile lucre they attended the Monthly. 1 i«> In thN world. and also custom baling wanted Dr. and Mrs. F. H. Wilkinson. pensations of the New Testa- • top of a 43-foot embankment on, charlvoix. spent Monday with Mission on I rmay evening and by the same. Order now. of ment." the opposite side of the creek, m , Mrs Mm Stone and daughter, Sunday morning attended ser- Prices right. Deal at your addition to providing current for | f „te to Lansing, where vices at Tountain Street Baptist Mr. Rolhrick gave his "Trav- own price. Amos Sterzick. Mat Cf Pn 0 a battery re-charging business ,hcv Nvi„ sp,.n| Thanksgiving, church and Sunday evening at elogue lecture last Sunday night Alto, Mich. (p 25-26-27-26 conducted by his son, Bruce, as " . .. „ , , the Berean Baptist church. in the Wesleyan Methodist church well as for pumping water to his Sun,,a>' l,wncr s,,rsts at -,t,p FOR SALE—A "Farrand" organ, Henry Nellons home were: Mr. The Class met for Bible study at Clarksville. residence. with Mrs. Charles Bancroft Fri- Hear The New 6 octaves, also "Rayo" hang- Public Auction" Has Fine Trout Bed. and Mrs. Gerald Schenkelberg. Mr. Rolhrick will close the Re- ing lamp. Both in A 1 con- Mr. and Mrs. Don Brophy, Ernest day. Every one present enjoyed & j Flood waters of the dam in the lesson so well presented by vival meeting at Prairie Creek in dition. Mrs. Q. M. Hudson. turn have created a splendid Hulbert and Evelyn Curtiss. all Lowell, Mich. (p 26-27 A yk Having leased my farm, I will hold a Public Auction at the place known as of Grand Rapids. the able instructress, Mrs. Jones. Ionia next Sunday. trout bed. from which many a Everybody is welcome lo these Clyde Rolhrick, pastor. the Guy Conner farm, located 4 miles west of Ionia, or 3-4 mile south of speckled beauty has been snared Mr. and Mrs. Valda Chaterdon FOR SALE—Potatoes, 25c per classes and all who do not at- Conyripht. 1''16 by anglers the past few seasons. spent Friday night with Mr. and tend are missing a wonderful bushel; cabbage, 50c bushel, Welch schoolhouse and % mile west, or ^ mile west of Hopkins Corners, on Mrs. Claud Silcox and Saturday FIRST CONG RFC, ATIONAL. price right, five miles west of #J| Further up the creek may be opportunity to learn more about found a large number of muskrat afternoon they drove to Lansing 10:00 a. m., Bible school. White's store. Come get them. the Bible. The next meeting burroughs, while in still another where they spent the week-end will be on December 7 at the D. F. Butler, Lowell, on south with Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Dygert. 11:00, a. m., morning worship, Grand river road. (p 26-27 For Your part may be found the den of same place. sermon by the pastor. Subject, a pair of coons. At the present Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Houghton A Good Story (nproves Sparton Equasonne Tuesday, December 4 isn "A Plain Man's Religion." FOR SALE—800 bundles of corn time only a foot path leads and daughter, Suzanne, of Clarks- Try Ledger job print. With The Telling! ALL-ELECTRIC RADIO stalks, also stack of oat straw. Commencing at 10:00 a. m., Eastern Standard time, the following described through most of the 15 acres that ville, were Sunday dinner guests 5:00, p. m.. Christian Endeavor. G. Friedli, on M 66. Phone 150,* belong to Minaker, but his plans of Mr. and Mrs. Claud Silcox. Af- CARD OF APPRECIATION and we repeat again Wednesday, 7:30, p. m., mid- 5 rings. (p 26-27 property: include raised driveways, leading ternoon and lunch guests at the No words can express our ap- Buy week meeting. into the innermost depths of his Silcox home were Mr. and Mrs. preciation for the willing service FOR SALE—Three barns. Prices refuge. At the present time he Carl Keiser and Mr. and Mrs. Val- shown us by the Alto fire depart- Richer Finer Still More Amazing The union service Sunday night right. Inquire first place north is considering raising the height da Chaterdon. of Grand Rapids, will meet ot the German M. E. ment recenty. Eight minutes after of Cascade. R. J. SlaterLI .• Ada.^UH.. I CATTLE—ALL T-B TESTED of the dam from eight to thirteen and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bunn, of called, a six mile run. Some ser- church. Mr. Lemke delivering 1. (p 26-271 feet. This would permit of an Freeport. vice. CHRISTMAS No. 5— No. 14—Red Cow, 5 y the sermon. The subject: "A REGISTERED BROWN SWBS enlarged water bed and an ex- Frank Allerding returned last p27 Myrtle VanderJagt. "Kentucky's Best Domestic Coal" AT FOR RENT—A good 5-room cot-' Julia Fern (21239) due to freshen Jan. 15 tensive increase in his fish and & Successful Fa/ilurei" tage on West side, garage and No. 1— 3 years old. Fresh Oct. 25, 1928. No. 15—Red Cow, 8 years old, week from his hunting trip in And you have solved The Burn- game. the upper peninsula where he had Cheerful Doers will hold their poultry house. George M. Park- i Bolliver, of Ionia (15557) Sire—Pere Ponto (9707); Dam fresh Oct. 26, 1928 Specifications for the new Mussels* Strangle tlo'.d ing Question satisfactorily for all er, phone 181, Lowell, (c 25 tf 27 months old. Sire—Bob C of —Fern's Rowena (10698) the good fortune to shoot an ex-' regular monthly meeting Monday No. 16—Durham Cow, 7 years old, trunk line, as first made public, ceptionally large ten point buck When the liner Montreal was the time Ionia (13190); Dam—Winsome GRADE BROWN SWISS due to freshen Mar. 12 night at the church. FOR SALE—Florence heater, directed engineers to cut a deer. Sunday guests at the Al- docked at Tilbury after lying for 111 (13254) swath across Minaker's holdings Andrew B. Lemke, pastor. $5.00. W. L. Jones. Phone No. 6—Brown Swiss Grade. 5 No. 17—Red Cow. 5 years old, lerding home lo enjoy a venison several years off Southend. 100 Call 193-2 rings now! No. 2— years old. Due to freshen Mar. fresh Oct. 28. 1928 that would fill in his headwaters tons of mussels were removed from 6 F, 1-3. (p 27 CARDS Bonnie Rose cf Ionia (17581) dinner were: Mr. and Mrs. Exclusive Lowell Dealer 15, 1929 No. 18—Red Cow, 9 years old, and bring the highway directly Swift Winegar. of Alto, and Mr. the under-part of the vessel's hull. SIGLER'S JEWELRV STORE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE. 5 years old. Dut to freshen April S wl ro h is 1 is lo nd FOR SALE—Brood sow and 2 No. 7—Brown Swiss Grade. 5 fresh Nov. 12, 1928 !!!T°i I^ - i ""! ' « Mrs. Leon Heany, of Grand F. P. MacFarlane Sabbath school at 10 a. m. shoals. Phone 116-F 5 p 27 22, 1929. Sire—Gen. Pershing of years old. Due to freshen Jan. cated. Appraised of this pur For Satisfaction—For Quality— Ionia (7567); Dam—King Ed- No. 19—Red Cow, 7 years old, due Rnpids. Lowell, Mich. Morning worship and preach- 27, 1929 to freshen Jan. 28, 1929 pose, Minaker lost little time in Minra ano aidrioutrd b* Thf Imrr Vlllrr Coal Cp. FOR SALE;—One good work guard's Butter Belle (13997) appealing to the Conservation de- The Alto fire department was ing at 11 o'clock. Subject: "The No. 8—Brown Swiss Grade. 3 No. 20—Red Cow, 8 years old, called out at about 2:30 o'clock Tolc-Jo. Ohio. horse, Howard Kennedy, Low- For Economy and Service • No. 3— partment, from which he received Opening of Eyes." years old. Calf by side. fresh Sept. 5, 1928 Monday morning to the home of ell, R. R. 4, % mile north Keene Elsie of Ionia (23193) No. 9—Brown Swiss Heifer, 2 No. 21—Black Cow, 7 years old, information that strengthened his Instead of our regular Junior church. (p 27-28 3 years old. Due to freshen Anril Fred Smith in Rowne as the barn That Makes Your Shop- years, 9 months old. Calf by side fresh April 23, 1928. Pasture determination to continue the was on fire. It was impossible | 23, 1929. Sire—Cumaa ODell No. 10—Brown Swiss Heifer, 18 fight for his refuge. For months N. Y. P. S., there will be a pro- FOR RENT—Houses, large or bred to save the barn as the flames had A Wonder Radio Encased in Superb Cabinets gram for missions during young (10786); Dam—Dutchess of months old No. 22—Black Cow, 7 years old, the matter dragged on, nntil one • . " ^ - small, also good houses for sale ping Here a Pleasure Ionia (17580) day a high-powered automobile , gotten too great a headway but No. 11—Brown Swiss Heifer, 9 fresh Feb. 25, 1928. Pasture I the other buildings were saved. people's hour from 6:30 to 7:30. cheap.—Geo. M. Parker, Lowell months old halted in front of Minaker's phone 181. cl2tf No. 4— bred All the live stock was saved by- The public cordially invited to Louise of Ionia (23194) • No. 12—Red Cow, 7 years old, No. 23—^Thoroughbred Brown game farm. Out clambered Gov. attend. Mr. Smith and his son. but the POULTRY WANTED—Will pay We Have For Your Approval Samples 3 years old. Calf by side. Sire— due to freshen April 2 Swiss Bull, 6 weeks old. Sire— Green and members of his fam- automobile which was in a shed ^ The regular evening service, the highest market price. Will Cumas O'Dell (10786); Dam— No. 13—Guernsey Heifer, 4 years Sylvia's College Boy (17396); ily, who spent considerable adjoining the barn was burned. time wandering through the GUARANTEED RADIO 7:30, evangelistic. call for it. Phone C. H. Alex- of Chrittmat Card* Stillwater Queen I (10082) old, due to freshen Feb. 15 Dam—Julia Fern (21239) The loss of a barn, especially at ander, Lowell, 115-F2. c24tf grounds. At the completion of '.VmV'of" the' "vear' is "a 'reiii Special music and singing. HORSES 600 Bushels Com in Crib their visit the executive thanked thls t,mP of tne >(ar 1 a a Having added to our equipment r. nice large with Guaranteed Tubes John Deere Riding Cultivator loss. The Junior girls wrill meet at WANTED—All kinds of calves, for Dapple Gray Mare, 10 years old, 31) Tons Mixed Hay Walking Plow Minaker for his courtesy and the parsonage Friday at 2:30. two or three dsys old. C. A. weight 1600 10 Acres Corn Fodder, shredded McCormick-Deering 7-ft. Grain drove off. A few days later A very interesting meeting of Demmons, Lowell, Mich, R. R. Bay Gelding, 9 years old. wd. 1600 25 Acres Oat Straw in stack highway engineers were seen in the Alto Nutrition class was held The Sunday school board will Rinder Meat Cooler No. 4, 1% miles south of Keene BUSINESS Set Work Harness and Collars 50 Tons Ensilage Roller the neighborhood of the Minaker at the home of Mrs. Hattie Ban- meet at parsonage Saturday, at church. (p 27 HOGS 20 Bushels Seed Corn Two-Section Drag holdings, levelling instruments croft, Nov. 20. Our leaders gave We can supply your wants in FREE TRIAL 3 p. m. "A Thought." Isa, 45:22. 2 Thoroughbred Poland China 200 Bushels Seed Potatoes Feed Grinder and mapping out a more souther- the lesson with enthusiasm, on FOR SALE—125 pullets. White U. R. welcome. and Brood Sows with litters by TOOLS, ETC. Wagon with Combination Rack ly course that will bring tbe the subject of "Fuel Value of Leghorns. Price $1.00 each, DeLaval Cream Separator trunk line around the outside of Foods and Calories," giving us NURSES know, and doctors have or 90c each if party takes Wesley Hile's Commander Tank Heater We will gladly send the SPARTON to your home on free trial. 3 Poland China Gilts, eligible to Tractor Power Belt the "swamp" before swinging balanced meals for one day for declared there's nothing quite likr Fresh Tender Meats Only Real Test them all. W. V. Burras, phone Hog Self Feeder discussion. Each member is to registry, weight about 175 lbs Blackhawk Manure Spreader 275 Potato Crates northward over tbe hills and on Bayer Aspirin for all sorts of aches Jutt plug it into a light socket and then judge for yourself. See The virtue of a man ought to be No, 153, F-3, Lowell, Mich, p 27 bring next time the calorie re- PERSONAL USE each Oliver Cultipacker, new 2 Milk Cans into Ionia. and pains, but be sure it is genuine as well as your house and family needs in measured not by his extraordinary 2 Milk Pails Development of the dells as a quirement for one member of what SPARTON EQUASONNE means to you in your home, under exertions but by his everyday coii FOR RENT—Family living rooms GRAIN and FEED Single Disk her family and her own calorie .Gayer; that name must be on the with bath, toilet and furnace. Two-Bottom Oliver Tractor Plow 4% HP. Gas Engine wild life refuge is a hobby with package, and on every tablet. Bayer duct.—Pascal. Delivcri«t on orcUrs placed after December 200 Bnshels Barley and Oats, Ford Truck, Cab and Stake Body requirement. The next meeting Fancy Groceries, Plain and Fancy Dry your own local conditions. Test it for tone, selectivity and dis- Also office rooms in King block, mixed New 16-in. Single Bottom John Minaker, who for a quarter of a is genuine, and the word genuine—in century has been employed by will be held with Mrs. Anna and 5 horse power electric 15 cannot be fuaranteed and buyers mutt 200 Bushels Barley Deere Steel Bottom-land Plow Other articles too numerous to Fairchild on Tuesday, Dec. 4, at red—is on every box. Yon can't go tance. Compare it side by side with any other Radio, then decide. Given Indian Name mention. the Pcre Marquette railway shops Goods, Shoes and Rubbers, Up-to-Jate motor for sale. C. E. West. state first, second and third choice. 1,000 Bushels Oats Fordson Tractor 10:00 o'clock. wrong if you will jnst look at the box: If the SPARTON fails in any way to prove its outstanding superi- It Is believed tlmi the cutalpa ^204 Washington Ave. (p 27-28 here, where he is now foreman. tree got Its name through associa- Best Way is to Come Now. Replacing rainbow trout for the Every one had a good time at Hardware, Staple Drugs, Candies^ ority we'll take it back and the trial will not cost you a penny. tion with the Catawba Indians, Advertisers using The ledger's HOT LUNCH AT NOON speckled, which now inhabit the the box social given for the bene- since Europeans llrst found the classified department should creek, is a proposition that Min- fit of the Fire department at the Cookies, Cakes, Fruits, etc. catalpa In the reslon occupied by make it easy for would-be-cus- aker just now is turning over Grange hall Thursday night. Er- these Indians. tomers to find them or to get in TERMS OF SALE: $10and under, cash; over that amount, 6 months* time and over in his mind. Conser- nest Rosenberg was the jovial Trade In Your Old Radio touch with them. Often people vation officials have advised him auctioneer and bow the boys "Passing the Buck" who want to answer advertise- will be given on good bankable notes bearing 6% interest. No goods to be to propagate the speckled tribe, tried to outbid each other. The ments call The Ledger office to and be cannot have both, as the program too was very interest- Happy Allen's General Store Yes, we'll take your old, out-of-date radio in trade on the Sparton! This phrase means "to shift the find out where advertiser lives removed from premises until settled for. rainbows would soon destroy the ing, everyone enoying "The Three responsibility; from practice in and we are unable to tell them. speckled species. Jolly Old Bums," and tbe songs ifr'-" McCORDS, MICHIGAN Ask about our exceedingly liberal trade-in offer—no obligation. card-playing of laying an object on This information can usually be Lowell Ledger As yet Minaker has not at- by Mrs. A. L. Duell and reading the table before 11 player as a re- given without any increase overj tempted to sell any of the wild by Mrs. Basil Hayward. And OUR MOTTO: Is and will be, Many Sales ^ minder of his turn to lead, then the minimum price. Don't waste life that inhabits his dells de- yes, even-one seemed to enjoy- the Aiplrln l» passing It to the next dealer."—Lit ih* trirtf mark of ' Small Profits your advertising expense in this W. CARL MEYERSAHM, Prop. spite a price of 813.50 for each community singing, and the ban- IUr»r Mannfactor* erary DIg?st. wray, tf Printers muskrat pelt.—(George R. Ban- quet supper packed in each box, of Moonacrt Irarldeater or 8«Ucyllc«cld N. C. THOMAS, Auctioneer ASA BURNETT, Clerk bagel in Grand Rapids Herald. yum, yum. THE LOWELL (MICH.) LEDGER and ALTO SOLO, Thursday. Nov. 29, 1928. THE LOWELL (MICH.) LEDGER and ALTO SOLO, Thu-sday. Nov, 29, 1928. | sTupmatf's bbuy. "julTe oxrlmmwl, I rmi; irboHl. Ti WTTS TIccuicJrToF"us~" "Hetter start, then. Re a mite smalT clucking noTse as IT surprised sire. A wave STcirrn over mr: ORDF.R APPOINTING TIME FOR The Pastor Says: j unable to understand, and drew "it was not! I don't believe it!" careful," said the keeper. at Itself. He cranked the wheel and the funnel, still carrying a wisp HEARING CLAIMS, KROGER ADDS 31 TO CHAIN. LOGAN LOCALS. closer to James Pelong. His voice faltered; he knew in Stocking held out his hand. The again. Suddenly, so suddenly that of smoke, tumbled end-for-end, and All the things that man makes Slale of Michigan, The Pro- constitute only the raw material Lowell Items The Kroger Grocory & Bak- Ferdinand Wingeier, wife and The Delong's face had become leaner his heart that for him at least it doctor helped heave the skiff down Normnn teetered op his feet. Gus- pitched Into the froth of waters. bate Court for the County of In the few days, his lips were drawn had been decided. "1 can make the sand. Climbing Into it, ho out of which woman makes the ing Co,, Thursday took over the daughter, Delilah, with their lars motor sprang back to life, be- Gorman kickrd over the tiller. Kent. son. Philip, and wife, were at the ^ Stale Uluhial Rodded Fire^l lighter. Julie had recovered from I you happy on I'lamondon's farm!" stopped and put his hand to bis gan an unexcited and even vibra- He'd better watch his own going If home.—John Andrew Holmes. Aithorized Johis-Maisiield Brake Service of25, 30 and 31 stores of Ihe Piggly Wiggly At a session of said Court held 1 Johnson Co., including 11 stores home of Mrs. Wingeicr's brother. Insurance Co., of ITUch. j x [VBarked her aversion to the lawyer. She "Pou't, Norman, I would not he ear, tion, purring easily, he wanted ever to see hofne again. FIRE FIRE at Ihe Probate Oflicc in the City Chris. Wittenbach, of Vergennes, none QfriCE-ruKT m>CH even remonstrated with blm when | happy anywhere, if I knew yon "Whai'd you say?" he asked Nor- Norman dragged McCarthy past Home? He tasted the word bitterly. in Grand Bapids and others at 1 of Grand Hapids, in said County, Opposite of Hibernation Brakes Relined and Adjusted 35 Years Ago he blamed himself for the Hood, were not where you belong. You man. the threatoning flywheel and slowed l^insing. Bay City, Saginaw Sunday afternoon and Monday Where was It? What was it? To on the 7th day of November, A. The word "estlvate" Is the op- Mother! called there by the death of Mr. raptain Stocking walked over to ' belong here. 11 is decided." Julie "Notlilnc." the assistant keepe- him forward under the how deck, whom was he going home? To old Nov. 26, 1903—25 Years Ago, and Owosso, The deal includes 11 D,, 1928, posite of "hibernate" and is used in Tires Serviced and Repaired FARMERS! Are you insured? Neglect often means Copperhead rond the following | said firmly, "1 go and you slay answered. bracing him down with nets and Gustaf? No. A chilly grief spread also the warehouses of the com- Wittenbach, who passed away at Present, Hon. CLARK E, HIG- reference to animals which sleep Lowell Lodge No. 90, F. & A, Thursday, bt^ged a ride and attend- I 1 will nol cry . . . no, I will What he had said, fiercely under a coik belt. At the stem he lifted pany in the respective cities. the Blodgett hospital Sunday. final, rial ruin. If you never have a fire, you are A Romance o? 73,000,000 at risk Over $200, COO cash in bank. "But yes," Finality put a silIT released the lines and gripped the examine and adjust all claims The stores which composed the Gerald West. Howard and when they waded over the dunes to APTAIN STOCKING'S equinox frr. It poked up Its head half a mile Art's Origin Song by Mesdames Peckham and THE STORY the light. He explained thai he edge IQ her voice. "She is n flue ial gale ripped a day early oak bar between his heels. The boat to the southwest alons the const. At and demands against said de- Piggly Wiggly Johnson aggrega- ^ 1 Mabel Lite, with Clara Vande- C The Inspiration of much of the Starting, Lighting and Ignition Service Write for information cr call IV; V. Burras, Lowell girl, Norman. She will make you across the five wide Inland seas. gladly answered the push of Its pro- ceased by and before said court; Look and Messrs. Winegar and tion were taken over by that werker attended quarterly meet- had met them on the road, had sent the same time a steamy grumble art of the pas!, says the sculptor, CHAPTKR 1—Prom his Fr^nrh- Peter back with their team and a good wife. I ha\e my own future With the gray dawn, the wind set- peller. Norman, clinging to the pressed onward against "the wind. IT IS ORDERED, That all Hicks, Remarks by Revs, Wes- company in February, this year, ing services at Ihe Pleasant Val- writing in Farm and Fireside, came Cannrtlan mother, Norman ErSckson . , . it !s not with you . . . tled into a tense unyielding vehe- band rail, felt the water as It Two short, one long. . , . the creditors of said deceased are ley I , B, church Sunday eve- Inh-ri'i n distn^te for llfo on the brought them himself In bis car, brook and Nease, Paper on from Ihe Piggly Wiggly corpora- no, no!" mence, taut as n drawn wire. swept over him. tearing the required to present their claims from the country. lion.—((irand Bapids Press, ning. W. T. Lewis, Sec'y-, Flint, Mich. wat r. which Is beyond thp undor- Germaine still distrusted James Norman's feet steadied on the CENTRAL GARAGE Friendship by Mrs, Greene, reci- Rtandinn of his fnthcr. Oustaf, vet- Delong; not so much as he had, but Before he could speak again, be- Norman had steered with n skill- sou'wester from bis aching head. tiller. The husky voice of Blind to said court at said Probate of- Ellon Church and family called 710 F. P. Smith BIdg. eran deep-water sailor. At Mrs. Er- enough. "What do you do with fore he could reach out his hand, she ful rudder since two o'clock. Un- When he opened his eyes, his fa- Man's eye called uproariously to fice on or before the 8th day of tations by Audie Post and Donna at the home of Marl Starbard, of loksons death ilustaf determines to was running over the rocks, fleeing ther's craft was rising high on the Authorized HUDSON—ESSEX Service make Norman, who has been work- the devilish hole now?" be asked in- der the rocky head of Battle Ax him. It welcomed him home! March, A. D., 1929, at ten o'clock • •MtlllMMIMMMiMM Wisner, S. Petitt was the only Campbell. Sunday vening, for a crocor. his partner in his flsh- sultingly. from the water and from blm. He Island, with Its stone light tower, top of another roller. The horlxon Between the wash and the tower, in the forenoon, said time and :: LAUNDRY SERVICE : Ford Service, using Genuine Ford Parts surviving charter member of the Elmer Shaffer and family, with me boat, at once. In rebellious plunged after her, he pulled open the trap to tbe like grasshoppers on the sand, n place being hereby appointed for Elva Mishler were dinner guests mood. Norman ^eeks oomfort from "The little lake?" Delonc's bis :: Monday and Thunday of "No, no, Julie," he called, "you cabin. "All right?" he cried. the examination and adjustment lodge. Poultry Wanted! of Murl Hoslettler and family JiUie Rlchand. French-Canadian face darkened. "I'm going to coast guard crew made ready their i. each week. Family waah- Wrecking Service Day or Night playmate of his school days. Gustaf. are wrong!" Doctor McCarthy showed a sick gun. So It was one of Parish's men of all claims and demands against 1 Born, to Mrs. Garret Dowhes, Sunday. clean out the bottom and sod It ' ings finished or rough dried. jrolnc to the aid of a drowning down, Mr, Richaud." She reached the lighthouse ahead white face. who burned the. Coston! They said deceased. Phone 43 Night 307 a girl. —by the— Jacob Gless and family were friend. 18 crippled. of him. Germaine grumbled as Nor- ! Bundle and all fine laundry Norman wailed Impatiently at "I'm sick." the physician con- would send a shot across the wreck IT IS FURTHER ORDERED, 11 dinner guests at the home of work. Phone Mrs. M. Brigh- Married by Rev, J, H, Wes- the tower door. He had not seen man caught up with them. fessed. "terribly sick." of the Admiral BurketL haul out That public notice thereof be giv- Ralph Kenyon, of Hastings, Sun- TWELVE ASSORTED ^STEEL ENGRAVED CHAPTER II—After months. Ous- :; ton. No. S40, or leave work brook, George McLain, of Bowne tuf Is in u measure able to resume Julie since the evening of the flood; "Po you sit on the hard rocks They went ashore at dawn from the hawser carrying the breeches en by publication of a copy of A. H, STORMZAND A. M. Smith Co, day. his occupation. I'd Raker. younR two weeks It had been. She had forever?" he asked, "Come, It Is the lighthouse dock. I i the beach buoy and take In her men. this order for three successive or word at A. Hill's shoe . and Mary Marr, of Alto. Bay Seese and family, with fisherman. Norman's life-lonp enemy, time to do chores, time we started store. ' fans ill feelinR between father and seemed close to him then. Her Im- the surf'-mn on watch at Battle Ax Relief, like a soft warm breeze, weeks previous to said day of John Nevers, ward of Chas, Noah Shaffer and family, of Chn'stwas oncf 7/eiv 2/car Bon. and Norman determines to seek pulses under tbe stress of thai home." coast guard station thrust his head floated through Norman's splriL hearing, in the Lowell Ledger, Sit City SIMM iMriry < J. C. Chaterdon North Bowne. were dinner guests employment In the lighthouse serv- "Will you come back next Sun- out of the tower window. "It's the McCarty, died at Kalamazoo ice. He passes the examination and day's excitement certainly had Relief! They were safe, those sail- a newspaper printed and circu- Local Agent of Boy Seese and family, Sunday. day?" Norman osked. Corrigans that's hurt. One boy died A. B. COVEY, Launderer asylum. is appointed to Rllnd Man's Eye smacked of something besides tbe ors, Now he need only get his own lated in said county. Belding, Mkh. George Skidgill and family, of llRhthouse. Refore he has accepted. hills Julie was always faithful "Come to dinner," Sue suggested, in the night. Best stop In and rest boat ashore, CLARK E HIGBEE, TIm LaaiwtiT* *D m*It IAm**t * Rev. and Mrs, G. L, Sprague Phone 6 F 2-1 Hastings, spent Sunday afternoon Norman refuses to accompany his "and you, Mr, Delong." to him. She was like Jim Nelson a minute. Pli call up the town A chill wave slapped down upon Judge of Probate. surprised by about fifty friends at the home of Albert Bleam, father en a flshinK trip, ourinc a Captain Stocking, waking from . . . It's a two-mile walk ag in' • MM flerce storm. Gustaf accuses him of In that; he believed she would con- Mm, Shoot a line? Shoot a line A true co LOWELL GRANITE COMPANY on first anniversary of arrival in Joe Berkey, wife and Dorothy, Sreeti.nqs cowardice. Indignant. Norman poes sent now to anything he asked her his nap, beard bis daughter's In the wind. There's coffee on the out to Blind Man's Teeth? Thev FRED of Lowell, visited at the home of to Rlind Man's Eye. Ca;.:ain Stock- to do. vitation. stove." couldn't do that. He turned cold, Lowell. inc is in command. livinR with his Register of Probate. ( 25-26-27 Quality Granite and Marble FALLASBI RG FACTS, Harvey Blough, Sunday. daughter. Susan. Captain Stocking dropped asleep "Not next Sunday," he forbade, "Thanks." the doctor answered, sick. Captain Parish had said so LOWELL CIEIIT EXCIAME Mr, and Mrs, Charles Althen "I dont want company next Sun- Lewis Mahville, of Grand Rap- Lydia and Marian Miller visit- With Inside and Outside Envelopes to match In his chair soon after the guests "which way? They'll give me cof- himself. MEMORIALS spent Thanksgiving with their Hurry M.therl A of ed at the home of Lester Thomp- CHAPTER 111—Ed Raker id vet ids, visited his mother, Mrs. Man- c arrived; bis daughter and James day. It'll storm. Twenty-third o" fee. Ton stay here and dry off. Well, they were trying IL any- ORDER APPOINTING TIME nd liformtiM lirtn ^California ig Syru p" now w'U son. in Campbell. Sunday. Stocking and his daughter a biased September's the equinox." Erickson." children in St. Johns. ville last week and was here each card. Each Inside Envelope Fancy account of Norman's conduct and of Pelong retired to the flshcord ham- how. FOR HEARING CLAIMS. E. R. Kniffin, Secretary. sweeten the utomtch and thoroughly Guslars denunciation of his son. mock. Norman felt light of heart James Delong turned from an ab- Norman slept three hours behind On shore the brass gun exploded. State of Michigan. The Pro- Miss Phoebe Fairchild, former again Sunday, dean the little boweh and in h fr« Office, 104 Main Street M"V++++*4i JURY RULES FATAL CRASH as he showed Julie and her father sent-minded stare across the water. the stove In the Battle Ax kitchen. Its project lie broke through the bate Court for the County of Lowell teacher under S, P. Fred Jones has moved to what boars you have a well, playful rhiM Tissue Lined CHAPTER IV—While filling a His face was sober as it had been was the Floyd 1-ang place, now UNAVOIDABLE. lamp with kerosene Susan sets (Ire about the resplendent and orderly At two o'clock McCarthy tramped mlsL The shot line uncoiled, spun Kent. Owned and operated by Lowell Hicks, died. again. Even if CK-s, feverish, hil >-•«)•« to her tkirts. She is saved from reservation. Julie's "oh's" and all day. in, Into the air after It, Too short. A At a session of said Court held Board of Trade. A good paying owned by D. L. Garfield. constipated or full of co!J. »:hii,'|. t Grand Bapids. Nov. 22.—The serious injury, possibly death, by "It does sometimes storm on the "All set?" be asked. "Sorry I Weldon Smith and family Mrs, C. Bucklin has returned Norman who is painfully injured "ah's" delighted blm. second and a third time the line at the Probate Office in the City record is the buyer's greatest as- Service love its plranant taste. It . - • automobile collision here October Only $1.00 per box while extinguishing tho flames, un "I like It!" she cried. -Oh, not equinox." he argued, "hut so It was so long, Erickson. Awful to see sagged Into the water. Short. Too of Grand Rapids in said County, seL home from Ohio trip. from a short visit to her husband cramps or overacts. Contcl'"- .•> , J »• 22, causing the death of Miss his day off duty Norman visits Julie to live here, but to see once. It's does on other days. It'll have to children hurt that way. I'd take much wind. Too much weather. on the 12th dav of November, A. Ledger reported sharp demand at Birmingham, Alabama. colics or soothing drugs. Iva Headworth, of Detroit, was Richaiid. The girl rcproaches him blow mighty hard to keep me 'em over to the mainland to the Minutes, half hours were pass- Names not printed on these 'or his inability to make up his so clean!" Dn 1928. for houses and offered to publish Herman Jones, of Grand Rap- Tell your druggist you vny c-n" unavoidable, according to a ver- mind un to his life work. "I don't like white paint," Ger- away." hospital If it weren't for this storm ing. Ashore the surfmen stood Idly. Present, Hon. CLARK E Quality ids. spent over Sunday at his par- the genuine "California Fig dict of a coroner's jury. Miss "Shell blow," the keeper an- . . ' He waved toward the win- Norman guessed they were debat- houses wanted and to rent free CHAPTER V—From the lighthouse maine growled. "It gets too dirty HIGBEE, Judge of Probate. N. B. I. SIEHH ents home here. which has directions for hsbir- an* Headworth was riding in an How much longer do you stay here, swered. dow. ads until further notice. Ray Onan and family visited children of all apes printed on 1 ••• Norman sees a boat on the reefs. • •••••• ing among themselves, debating IN THE MATTER OF THE ES- Physician and Surgeon automobile driven by her father, Making his way through the surf Norman?" he asked. "When are "Nobody takes off tonight." the whether they dared launch their TATE OF Rachel Shepard, De- Born, in Keene, to Mrs, Lewis his parents, Mr. and Mrs, A. W. Mother, rou mun say "Callfoj . .i." Ed, Headworth. when it crashed to the wreck, he is struck by the In the seamanly opinion of Cap- LOWELL, MICHIGAN Satisfaction The Ledger Office you coming back to land?" keeper said. boaL He thought with a quicken- ceased, Onan. of Vergennes, Sunday. Eefuf- any Imitalior. into a truck operated by L T. body of a dead dog. Gustaf Erlck- tain Stock.'ng, to prepare ashore for Negonce Block Cahoon, a boy. snn had been (ond of telling a "I don't know," Norman answered "Nobody? 1 have to go back. Pve ing heart of the only other time It appearing to the court that Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Blasen. Saranac poultry dealer,— ghastly story of a sea disaster In a storm meont to polish with pains another emergency cane walling Office Hours—10 to 12, a. m., 2 to vaguely. He raised his blue eyes He Heard it Agata, A Venell that Parish's boat had put out since the time for presentation of Nov. 25, 1893—35 Years Ago. Frank Hunt last Friday were Try Ledger job print (Grand Bapids Herald, w hich a dead dog figured, and Nor- to Julie's black ones. "It depends taking care every piece of brass on over lhere." 4 and 7 to 8 p. m. man. as a child, had listened to II That's What It Was! A Vessel, he came to the poiuL He had mude claims against said estate should Mrs, Cora Ostrom and neighbor in terror. The dog recalls tho story on a good many things. Perhaps the lighthouse reservation. Nor The keeper blew his nose rau- a poor figure that nlghL remaining Phones: Office, 36; Residence, 47 Mrs, A. B, Weeks, Keene pion- friend, of Grand Rapids. man was up to his elbows in soap- be limited, arid that a time and and unnerves him. He abandons hia I'll not come back . . , ever." cously. lay black on all sides. What did ashore. And tonight, at home, 'ay eer, died, aged 72, J. E, Tower and wife are to idea of rescue and returns to ahore. suds when Steve Sutton arrived at place be appointed to receive, He sat with Jullle on the Rich- "You cant go In this!" He that mean? What could It mean? Cat-eye McCoogan's letter. Milo Hiler offered - a dozen entertain for Thanksgiving din- five o'clock, bringing a flsh for the examine and adjust all claims and H. J. ENCLEHARDT LEE WALKER R. E. SPRINGETT aud sups that afternoon and con- laughed at the doctor's Ignorance. One thing, one only. Fog! A madness seized him. Afraid? ner their sister, Mrs. Albert CHAPTER VI—Captain Stocking keeper's supper. From the post demands against said deceased Pres. Vic Prw. Sec.-TrMa. photographs for a cord of wood. vets out In a boat for the wreck, fessed that be was afraid of storms "Nothln' the size o' that tub ont "What's a bit of thick weather?" Scart? Coward? He'd never really LS. LEE, N, I. Steketee, nephew, George A. sending Norman to the coast guard office In Madrid he brought a letter there could keep afloat. Blow's by and before said court: Baptist society gave an oyster Real storms. And she had laughed he asked himself grogglly. "What's tested himself. If Parish's crew IT IS ORDERED, That all the Physician and Snrgcon Steketee, wife and son Donald station for help. Captain Pariah, of at him. She had warned him never to Norman who retired to the skiff making border every minute." the guard, launches a boat, ordering a bit of thick weather to an Erick- won't attempt this, why shouldn't Office Hours—11 to 12 a. UL, 2 to supper al Mrs, Allen Bancroft's. and Mrs. Steketee's father, F.-ank to tell anyone else. He changed the to examine IL McCarthy looked across inquir- creditors of said deceased are re- Norman to go wilh the crew. He son?" . he do It for them? Why not? quired to present their claims to 4 p. m^ 7 to 8 p. m. Sundays, Frank C Alger, George W. Butcher, of Allegan. is unable to get aboard, because of subject quickly. With something like rage but ingly at N.:rmon. It had become bitterly cold. The He pointed Gustafs bout toward 3 to 4 p. m. the heavy sea, and II leaves with- He felt sure . . . sure In his more like paralysis be read It twice. "What about It?" he asked said court at said Probate Office Parker, Charles A. Church, and out him, Baker, now a member ot night was far along. How many the steamer. Breakers, whlte-heail- OFFICE IN LEE BLOCK Impassioned heart that Julie would Should he show It to the keeper or "Pve gas enough," Gustaf Erlck- on or before the 13th day of O. C. McDannell, selling wild APPOINTMENT OF ADMINIS- the coast guard, taunting him for hours had he worked on that blast- ed. white-bearded, like giants In- March, A. D 1929, at ten o'clock Office Phone, 93 House, 1 his failure. Stocking brings a man consent to anything he asked. She not? He should not, he decided. son's son answered. Tm ready." n The Onlij TRATOR. ed motor? Two anyway, or perhaps credibly old and unbelievably pow- in the forenoon, said time and horses shipped from West. ashore from the wreck. Captain ran Impulsively down the line of Nor to Sue. What was the use? The keeper became angry, "I three. Daylight must be near. But erful. pommeled the side. But the State of Michigan. The Pro- Parish accuses Norman of cowardice They bad told Kim often enough won't leave you!" be cried. Til place being hereby appointed for Last of diphtheria scourge- In not getting into the boat. James wet rocks that swung In a narrow how far had he drifted? Was the motor chugged unexcitedly, Nor- bate Court for the County of Pelong. the man roHcrted. is n 'gen- that ho didn't belong here at Blind leave no man go drown off my man's feet worked nimbly along the examination and adjustment Harry Sherman's youngest ioa Kent. shore a mile ahead, or ten miles? of all claims and demands against «. P. MTFIEKEI tleman farmer," living near the Man's Eye! point!" Was It sand or reefs? the tiller, lie glanced shoreward ill. At a session of said court, held Richauds. Norman detects Raker in The missive Instructed Nonuan "We won't drown." the doctor as- said deceased. Physician and Snrgeon FULL-SIZED CAR the act of burying a packet which Eh? What was that? once. The surfmen stood dose to- Rev, A. P. Moors back in pul- at the probate office in the city Erickson, assistant keeper of the sured him, "Erickson's a seaman." IT IS Fl'RTHER ORDERED, OVER CITY STATE BANK Delonc had dropped. He digs It up He henrd a sound down the gether in a tight group. pit after illness. of Grand Bapids, in said county and keeps It lighthouse at III ind Man s Reef to "A seaman! Norman buckled on They saw him, undoubtedly. They That public notice thereof be LOWELL. MICHIGAN on the 23rd dav of November, A. present himself at district depot bis sou'wester and slicker and squalling wind, an Infinitesimal given by publicalion of a copy Officc Phone, 222 2; House, 222 3 Born, in Lowell, to Mrs, W. F. CHAPTER VII—Norman elves the were staying ashore while he tried. D. 1928. on October first for re-examination stepped out to the blasty beach. sound, far away. Wind? No, not of this order for three successive in the lowest priced field packet to Delong, saying nothing of wind. It came loo steadily, a dis- No power-boat could make It out Brooks, a son; to Mrs. Harvey Present: CLARK E. HIGBEE, Rakers action, but Delong. a law- as to bis fitness of character. Re- "You're crazy!" tbe light keeper through that surf against the wind. weeks previous to said dav of Godfrey, a son. Judge of Probate. yer, has his suspicions. Delong and ' -its of conduct unbecoming thf* screamed. tant and distinct snore. Battle Ax his brother Fritz have dammed the ; It was up to him. Parish hod failed. hearing, in the Lowell Ledger, a service could lie Ignored no loncer. Tbe doctor ran after Norman fog signal? Blind Man's Eye? No, joh i. stitiei Vergennes Reading circle to In the Matter of the Estate of Tamarack river to mrke a lake on Would he fall, too? newspaper printed and circulat- Fred Wingeier. Deceased. their farm, and the neighbors are his eyes. They were Cat-eye Mc- too long a note for either of them. ed in said countv. mci't with Bessie While at Fred •Til stand with you this time." he He worked his bow closer under —DENTIST— Helena Wingeier, having filed feartul of it giving way. Norman All the rest of the week, while He heard it again. A vessel! Thai's CLARk E, HIGBEE, tells Delong of their fears, but the shouted. what It was! A vessel . . . one the lee of the wreck. Twenty yards Phone 216 Honrs 9 to 6 Hodges.' in said court her petition pray- lawyer makea light of it Heavy be worked with grimy face and Gustafs boat spun, burrowed un- away the deck tipped jow. A sailor Judge of Probate. rain seta in. long, unbroken suppliant blast. Open Wednesday and Saturday 0 William Fox building a new ing that the administration of hands about the fog sicnal. two der. mounted high unexpectedly, with a colled rope on his arm A true copy: Evening, 7 to 9 visions remained constantly before "Distress!" Norman told him- FRED ROTH, barn in Bowne, said estate be granted to Adel- CHAPTER VlII—Sue accompanies shook herself like a mettlesome self; he squatted low against the crawled to the rail. He flung down Office closed Thursday afternoons bert Condon or to some other % his eyes. They were Cat's-eye Mc- Register of Probate. (25-26-27 Mrs, E, R. Huxley left for Delong on a visit to his farm. On horse, slid astern off the hunched cabin. "Vessel in distress. Coniln- the rope. It snapped directly over suitable person. the same day Norman goes to the Googan's letter and Julia Richaud s backs of rollers. An hour they Norman's head, uncoiled In the Springfield, Mo., lo join her fam- Unhands. The rain continues. De- uous blast." It is Ordered, That the 21st handsome flushed face when ••'i" worked southeast. Then Norman's wind, whipped down. He caught It ORDER APPOINTING TIME FOR ily. long. Sue. and Norman reach the said: "You must not ask me!" He His tired eyes picked through the 6LEII 6. TMSLET, M. I. day of December, A, 1),, 1928, at farms just as the Delong dam ear bent toward the cabin. His darkness. The night laughed. It loosely under bis arm. HEARING CLAIMS. ten o'clock in the forenoon, at breaks, sweeping the valley. Fritz had been too sure of Julie. planted feet measured the thud of Norman took a full breath and State of Michigan. The Pro- Eye, Ear, No* and Throat Delong and his brother aie trapped Friday night the wind shifted. All slapped a million new winds, boot- Dec. 1, 1898—30 Years Ago. said probate office, be and is by the flood. the engine. with tbe line still under bis arm. set bate Court for the County of afternoon It touched tbe land witn ed, roweled winds down upon him. Offices: 504-505 Ashton Building James L. B. Kerr, 79, died in hereby appointed for hearing "She's missing," he cried to Mc- A faint luminance shone above the one foot on the wet coaming along- Kent. Citizens phone 62479 said petition: CHAPTER IX—Using a cellar warm, sticky fingers, shaking ever Carthy, "engine's missing!" side the cabin. Cautiously, gripping At a cession of said Court held Vergennes, door as a raft. Norman saves James so slightly the leaves of the birch port bow. It was day. The horl- GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN . It Is Further Ordered, That Delong and another man. Sue He lifted the trap In the cabin the hand rail, doused deep under at the Probate Oflice in the City Ptymomth 4-Door Sedan, $735 Mrs, Thomas Lalley, 80, died in w. trees back of the dunes. In weary ton ran backward, halted at two public notice thereof be given by kL . *» Stocking takes refuge in the Richaud roof, dragged the doctor after him hundred yards, and held fast. mountainous waves, he crawled to of Grand Rapids in said County, Bowne. house, but there ia no trace of singsong cadence swaying the tops, the bow of his boaL publication of a copy of this or- Fritz Delong. and Jammed the hatch cover hack Five minutes blew pasL Then a on the 14th day of -November, In sharp contrast with die few other can of of old hemlocks upon tbe higher" He made the line fast to the Married—By Rev. 1. B. Jones, der, for three successive weeks on. At uii:'. moment Uie engine blur of dark solidity broke ont of A. Dn 1928. 00( ridges. its price group die new Chrysler-built Ply- John O. Clark and Martha M. previous to said dav of hearing ^'' ' reaches sputtered and stopped. The boat the watery walls. He could make post. Present, Hon. CLARK E. HIG- N. L E. MATIEWS Madrid Bay. Gustaf Erickson as- After sundown It swung -nto flu- with mischievous antics, thrashed "Come on!" he howled, and the mouth other* fuU-sized bodies, deep, luxuri- m the Lowell Ledger, a newspa- sumes command of the, panic-strlck- nothing of it for a momenL Shape- BEE, Judge of Probate. Osteopath Jones. north abruptly, cooled, strength- across the seas. She dived, her wind ate up his voice. ous upholstery with ample room for all adul' per printed and circulated in said en villagers, taking up the work of ened. became vigorous and r-'n- k»8S, high, a bulky Immensity, it IN THE MATTER OF THE Hours— 9-12 a. m.; 1:30-5:30 p. m. Ledger printed weigh scale county. rescue. James Delong. with Sue biuut, unlovely bow burrowing moved with a slow, even motlrtn. Fresh blasts ripped out of the ESTATE OF Ellen Linton, De- Phones— Office 243, residence 347 paaacngen. , comes to the village seeking Fritz, mentative. Night fell swiftly, clear closer and closer to the bottom. North. The fish boat drew away from tickets for N. B. Blain, CLARK E HIGBEE whose dead body is found days lat- as a hard-blown lake wind. Then from one side an iron propel- ceased. r hen Norn And with no reason, for no ap- the freighter until the thin line Negonce Block, Lowell. Mick. The new Plymouth offers also in beauty and Will M. Chapman and wife, of Judge of Probate. ? -.. ^ . >ttn arrives, with Norman rowed out In his fa- ler took shape. It appearing to the court that A true copv, Julie, Sue breaks the news to him parent cause, she leaped up each It was the stern of a freighter. snapped tlghL Norman glanced the time for presentation of original atyic, in speed, power, quiet and Grand Rapids, spent Thanksgiv- -fl that his father has been drowned ther's skiff to the gasoline boat, overside. A dark shape was rolling FRED ROTH, while bravely trying to rescue a time and lode free. Down in the Gradually, as she came nearer, her claims against said estate should smoothness—the quality you could get here- ing at M. C Greene's. How Long They Sat Thus Neither floating In deep water to the land- toward him on the crest of a gray Register of Probate. (27-28-29 helpless woman. cabin McCarthy of Copperhead bow heaving Into view, low In the be limited, and that a time and Roaditemr ... £673 tofore only for far more. ward of Rlind Man's Teeth. With LIISET, SIIVEL & KELPS A, W, Burnett here from Sara- One of Them Knew. sprawled on the deck boards, hold- water, with breakers smashing wave. A man? No. a dog. The (vuh i—tU mat) tanding Chevrolet CHAPTER XI—Saddened by the her hatches closed and battened and place be appointed to receive, ex- ing with fingers that ached and across the pilot house, flooding the ship's dog! He reached out his Attorneys and Connaelora Coupe .... 683 It gives you the utmost in safety, because of nac. fact that his father had died before finger off tbe tip of the poiuL out deep enough water under her, Gus- amine and adjust all claims and they were reconciled, Norman, with bled. observation. An ore efltrier, she arm. One moment he drew back Mrs. E. O, Mains visited Sara- toward the submerged stone ledge taf s boat would weather nearly demands against said deceased by GRAND RAPIDS, MICH. Touring . , , 695 internal-expanding hydraulic 4-wheel brakes, Sue. sets out for Rlind Man's Eye Had the night on deck been dark, proved to be. of old build and eight his hand. Again he leaned out, In Gustaf's boat—now Norman's. Ed of Blind Man's teeth. She waited any gale. He poked about her deck, and before said court: 2-Dooe Sad— . 700 positive in any weather. nac relatives. here below the blackness was solid. or ten hatches; sinking, sinking by strained toward the animal. It Grand Rapids Trust BIdg. Coming to Ionia Raker had hidden In the boat. In- for Xorman then, submitted to be- pumped her out. and let the wave* was a big dog, a good swimmer. His IT IS ORDERED, That all the Lowell W. C T. U. met with of Ckevrolet History tending to kill Eri.kson. Sue's Norman flung over tbe flywheel. The the bow. D* Low Coupe. 73S Rxamine, point for point, die features which ing led down to the bench and along push his skiff ashore. creditors of said deceased arc re- presence Is a surprise, but he forces motor gave a small gasp the first The storm pushed her toward fingers gripped the hair, then a {^mtknombUmm{^mthnombU mat) Mrs, Bert Vanderlip, n fight on Norman. The latter the bowlders that reared above the He slept soundly In spite of the quired to present their claims to place Plymouth foremost in its field. Then time then stopped, unreasonable as Norman. His eyes strained. The strong metal collar. Miss Anna Lappins chosen pre- DR. B0LKC0M throws Raker overboard and lake. clamor of a rlslnc gale. Captain said court at said Probate Office 4-Door Sadaa . 735 drive it—and you will know why scores of dives after him. getting him into death. misty forms of five men clung to "Jump!" he cried, "Jump!" They came to a heap of stones Stocking woke him at one o'clock. A wave leaped high over the on or before the 15th day of ceptress Central school in place - a fix in the price range of the four! the boat. The three reach home It's the spark!" he screamed to- the taffrail. Forward of the coal 40 prien /,«,&. DMrmiLthousand s today enthusiastically acclaim SPECIALIST safely. Sue tells of Raker's treach- where the water shelved off deeply; Norman realized as he pawed March, A. D., 1929, at ten o'clock ttymomtk dulcn an ia a of Miss Austin, resigned. ward McCarthy, "Those wires! bunkers, hanging to a line, he made coaming and flung the wet dog grov- Plymouth the greatest dollar-fordollar value ery. To Captain Parish Raker ex- there they sat down, facing the out of l>ed that the house had be- in the forenoon, £aid timo and fllit u ta imrf At IN INTERNAL MEDICINE lalna he had gone to slevp in nhe They're loose somewhere. Give me ont others. He saw empty davits eling at his feeL He looked up in the lowest-priced field. Mrs. O. O. Adams to entertain broad horizon. They did not speak come surprisingly cold. Wind j ,*f*m n Eoat. not knowinc It was Ertck- a hand? A hand. I say!" swinging like supplicating arms ouicklv at the dek above . place being hereby appointed for Phila Clark Union, aon's. and that Norman and Sue at once. It was as If the Immensity cleared his mind of sleep when he Tli? Chevrolet Motor Company announces pointed that it rivals the costliest custom McCarthy's head brought up with above the deckhonses. Empty. Their

; J. I THE LOWELL (MICH.) LEDGEK and AMP SOLO. Tbursday. Nov. ?D, 1928.

Save ISS$ on shoes—se" Shu- Read The Ledger ads. i OBITUARY—CHRISTIAN WHIT-i This and That ter's old stand, (tf Miss Agnes P)MTy spent one TENBACH. Mrs, Wesley Roth spent Mon- day last week in Grand Rapids. (Christian Wittenbach, aged six-! From Around day in Grand Rapids. Otis Wood and L. Pilch are tV-one years, passed peacefully ' Mrs, Dexter Conklin returned hunting in Northern Michigan. away Sunday morning. Novem-1 WISE BUYER'S GUIDE to her home in Flint Thursday. her 25. at the Hlodgett hospital I The Old Town Mr, and Mrs, George M. Parker in (irand Rapids. Funeral ser- E, Flynn is quite ill at the home spent Tuesday in Grand Ftapids. Save shoe like sixty at of his son Will Flynn and family. vices were held on Tuesday after-1 Shuter's old stand. p tf Mrs, Cornelius Verburj spent noon al the home at 1:30 and at { The Gembox Electric radio sells Friday with friends in Grand 2 o'clock at the church. Rev, I Special for Saturday Mrs. Carl Horn is quite ill at for 665. Sec it at Mulder's Tire Rapids. her home in Bad Axe. John Claus. olliciating: burial al shop, adv Mrs. Robert Hahn and Mrs. V. the Oakwood cemetery. Small Pork Shoulders 18c Ib. Mrs. George Lee and daughter Fred Hoyt attended the Mich- Matthews were in Grand Rapids Mr, Willenbach was "born July Pork Roast Shoulders 22c Ib Hazel, were Ionia visitor Monday. 14, 1807, in Taeuffenlhal, Can- Iowa game at Ann Arbor Satur- Monday. Pure Pork Sausage 18c Ib. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Luz and day. The Study club will meet Mon- ton Bern, Switzerland, The children spent Friday in Grand Howard Collins has gone to day afternoon, Dec. 3, at the mother with seven children land- Shoulder Spare Ribs, 8c lb., 4 lbs 30c Rapids. Lyons, where he has a position to home of Mrs. F. E. White. ed in New York on Good F-"'toy, Flat Spare Ribs 20c Ib. Mrs. Byron Frost and Mrs. An- work, | 1890, arriving in Lowell on Eas- Mrs. James H. Runciman, of ter morning, He lived in this Bacon 27c Ib. ton Gazella. spent Tuesday in Chelsea, spent last week with Grand Rapids. vicinity ever since. He was Choice Beef Kettle Roast 24c Ib. her son, C. IL, and family. married to Amia Althaus Jan- Mrs. Susie Sayles spent the Beef Ribs.. week-end with her daughter, Dennis Verburg, of Grand uary 11, 1894, To this union 17c lb. Mrs. Gordon Frost at Moseley. Hear the New Rapids, spent Sui.day with Cor- twelve children were born, seven Hamburg. 18c lb. nelius Verburg ar.d family. sons and five daughters, Mr, R. D. Stocking will spend Mrs. Walter Gibson, Mrs. Nora Wittenbach joined the German Chickens, Veal, Lamb, Oysters Thanksgiving day with his son, Sparton Eqiasoiie i Baird and lady friends were Methodist church under the pas- Charles, and family, of Detroit. Grand Rapids visitors Friday. torate of Rev, C. Spaeth in 1893 Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Nielsen Radii Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hawley and remained a faithful member and children spent Sunday with and daughter, Dorothy, were of the same until his end. For her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Grand Rapids visitors Saturday. many years he was a member of WEAVER'S MARKET Buck. —at— the trustee board. He was suf- The D. G. Mange and F. F. $4 to $8 Mrs. A. H. Stormzand, son fering for many years with stom- Phone 156 We Deliver Nelson and Harry McDonald Siller's Jewdry Store Coons families will dine in ach trouble. Last Friday he un- j were Grand Rapids visitors Sat- Grand Rapids on Thanksgiving derwent an operation from which urday. Lowell day. he failed to recover. He is sur- The SELZ trade-mark is more than the ;; Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Beauchamp Mil I »••••••••••••»• Island square ads.—effective vived by his wife, seven sons, five spent Sunday with Mrs. Eva Pink- publicity—only 50c. See them (laughters, four sisters, three identification of a manufacturer's pro* : ney and sun at their home in In this paper. They do the busi- brothers and one sister in Switz- Saranac. Mr. and Mrs, J. R. Wickham ness. (ff. erland. j. c. duct; it it the buyer's guarantee of qual- • | ' See our line of Burson silk were Sunday dinner guests at the Mr. and Mrs. Carl S. Weather- Cameron home. wax and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Mal- LOWELL BOY IN KALAMAZOO and wool stockings for the young colm called on friends in Stanton COLLEGE BAND. ity, endurance, comfort and good looks. miss at 50c. Van Dusen's Var- Mrs. Clayton Richards, of Cas- Tuesday. Kalamazoo, Nov. 28.—Orval Popular Shoe Store iety store. adv. cade. spent Friday with Mrs. Mar- Morrison Brighton, wife and Jessup, Lowell, a sophomore at F. F. Rosewarne and family tin Schneider. Western, enrolled in the music We have a full line of beads children will attend a family ALWAYS SELLS FOK LESS were Sunday visitors of her sis- Thanksgiving party at the home course. Is playing the trumpet in ter, Mrs. Otterbien and family, of for flower making. Van Dus- thn We?ter? State Teachers' en's Variety store. adv. of her mother, Mrs. Cora Godfrey, Grand Rapids. of Grand Rapids. college band. Jessup placed P. C. Peckham and wife and Mrs. H. Kraft, of Grand Rapids, this instrument three years prev- Mr. and Mrs. Bruce McQueen attended the funeral of Mr. wit- Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Look and ious to coming to Western, in tenbach Tuesday. daughter, Mrs. Helen Burger at- the Rockford and Lowell band Vi>ocms saw the Mich-Iowa game at Ann tended the Iowa-Michigan foot Arbor Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Bradfield, of and the Paul Seed's concert ball game in Ann Arborball game band. Vassar Rosewarne, of Notre Lansing, were week-end guests at in Ann Arbor Saturday. Dame, came Wednesday night to the Clarence Wood home. The Western State Teachers' spend tKe remainder of the week Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Schneider college band consists of about at his home here. spent Sunday with her father, sixty pieces under the direction of George Amos, of the music de- Sunday visitors at the M. Day Arthur Shelton, of Cascade. partment. 51 home were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mrs. John Kellogg has been The band serves the various Davis, of Belding, and Mr. and confined to her bed for some time Holiday Goods activities in school, such as as- Mrs. Will T. Condon. with a complication of diseases. semblies, banquets, school enter- ^This beautiful igaq Victor Peckham, of U. of M., Charles Doyle spent Wednes- Our Christmas gsods tainments, and athletic contests. and Howard, of Olivet, came day and Thursday in Cincinnati, have arrived and our as- On football parade it is headed by Let us help you with your Christmas shop- Wednesday night to spend a few on business for the Kin? Milling sortment is good. Come Jack Zaremba, of Grand Baoids, ping. We can save you money. Bedroom all-in-one days with the home folks. company. in and look them over. who is filling the position of drum Mrs. V. H. Matthews, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James R. Crane major for the first year. slippers make an ideal gift. Our stock is Helen Burger, and Mrs. Robert and son Roland, of Lansing, were Frequently the Western State complete. all electric radio Hahn attended a luncheon bridge Sunday guests at the Verne Ash- VaiDisea's band is called upon to assist in omlq in Grand Rapids Monday. ley home. various sorts of entertainments in Kalamazoo a n d neighboring Frank Beckwith, Mrs. Ida Jones Mr. and Mrs. Dale Buttermore, Variety Store For Men—All leather Romeos, felts with leather and Mr. and Mrs. George Parker of South Lowell, were Friday cities. The last entertainment were Sunday dinner guests of dinner guests at the Gaunt-Col- of this sort was the program soles, all leather moccasins, heavy felt hy-los and a Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rogers. lins home. played by the Brown and Gold ^117. musicians of the United States dozen others in all colors. Mr. and Mrs. E. O. Wadsworth Mrs. H. A. La Brique and son, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Krum and Veterans' hospital of Camp Cus- are spending Thursday and Fri- Morris, of Grand Rapids, spent daughter of Ann Arbor and Mr. ter. day in Lansing, guests of her sis- Saturday with her mother, Mrs. and Mrs. Harold Bargewell of For Women—Ladies' Evert style with leather soles, ter, Mrs. E. R. A. Hunt and fam- Walter Yardley. ily. Muskegon spent Thanksgiving Advertisements brought lo The several styles in all leather moccasins and all kinds Frank McTavish and family, with Mr. and Mrs. Phil Krum. Ledger office Monday mornings of felt moccasins. Mr. and Mrs. George Raimer and Miss Elsie Velzy were Sun- Mrs. Ben Andrews underwent will receive prompt and favored VTHATKK and Mrs. Scott, of Keene, arc day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl an operation for gall stones and attention. tf guests of Ihe former's son. Gerry Wingeier, of Shiloh. Raimer and wife, for Thanks- removal of the appendix at Blod- For Children—Bunny slippers, Hy-los, red bootees, giving. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fahrni and gett hospital last week. She is daughler Jacquline, were Sunday doing as well as can be expected. and others too numerous to mention. KIAT Miss Minnie Morse spent Fri- guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Burt visited her day in Lansing with her brother Mrs. D. W. Lind, of Ionia. mother, Mrs. A. Jay, of Ionia, Christmas MODEL S A. C. Mt. and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Look this over, it will make your shopping easier. rombtning all-electric R4DIO Sissem, who motored her home Richard Staal and family will Monday, finding her slowly im- receiver MD AT water Saturday. spend Thanksgiving with ' their proving from her recent stroke, We also have a very complete line of leather and rub- Kent Speaker. Uk« 1 daughter, Mrs, Peter Santas and but suffering from gall trouble. rrctifnot and 6 A. C. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Conkright ber footwear, for both men avid women. The latest tubes. $117 witboot family, .of Grand Rapids. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Slater, of tubes. and children are spending styles at prices that are RIGHT. The BEST buy you Thanksgiving with his brother, Alto, Mr. and Mrs. Peter Fineis, Alger Conkright and family at of Lowell, Mr. and Mrs. Ruben can make if you their home in Lansing. Lee are Wednesday night dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Regular $1.00 Among the pledges for Olivet Bartlett. want REAL value college sorority the "Soronian" A Tango and Saturday Special: Hose, Special 7Sc are the names of two Lowell Mrs. J. B. Yeiter, Mrs. Lenna girls, the Misses Doris MacFar- Card Party Anderson and Dorothy, Mr. and lane and Helen Hosley. Mrs. Wayne Young and daughter, Lms new Atwatcr Kent 52 , Will be Given at the Mr. and Mrs. Earl Behler and is the greatest value possible. Atwatcr Kent makes it Mrs, Mattie White will have two children, all of Grand Rap- some embroidery work for sale at ids, will eat turkey dinner with all — set, speaker, cabinet — every part—and puts Will Stone's shop Saturday, Dec. I. 0. O.F. HALL Mrs. Ida Young Thanksgiving 8 in the afternoon. Call and see iL day. Popular Shoe Store Atwatcr Kent dependability and economy into it. (p 27 It is made as a unit and tested 294 times at the Friday Eve, Nov. 30 A hunting party composed of Present/ 123 W. Main St. Lowell, Mich. Rev. and Mrs. Cartland, daugh- Leo Ruegsegger, Walter Win- factory. Despite its low price, it is a wonderful radio in ter Clara and son Robert, are Admission 10c each. geier and C. Fueirstein, who are a new and most convenient form. Hear it today! / spending Thanksgiving day with in Northern Michigan, report the their son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. former as having shot a deer, G. F. Cartland, of Kalamazoo. but will remain for a longer time Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Stinch- in camp, where there is plenty R. D. Stocking comb, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. TTiorp Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Clark and of game. and children will spend Thanks- children will spend their Thanks- Radio Sales and Service giving at Ihe home of Mr. and giving dinner with his sister, Mrs. Mrs. Wellington Little, of West Charles Bobbins and family. Sebewa. Mr. and Mrs. Kelliy and chil- dren and Mrs. Nina Easterby, of C. THOMAS STORES] Mrs. O. J. Yeiter was called to Chicago Sunday to attend the Grand Rapids, were Sunday : FOR SALE: funeral of her father's only sis- guests of Mrs. Mary Stinton. : i ter, Mrs. Ella Curtiss Mickey. Robert Gaunt, wife and two • STATE INSPECTED * 1 She will be away until the last of children, of Grandville, were Sat- 171 TD GOLD MEDAL 24 /2 Ib. AA the week. urday afternoon and supper I Christinas T rees • 1 Mr. and Mrs. Harry Phelps en- guests at the Gaunt-Collins home. tertained for Sunday dinner, Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Appleton, r LU U 1\ or PILLSBURY SACKS * Mrs. Martha Phelps and son, of Lansing, called upon Mrs. * Lowell Phone 69-F, 1-3 | Harry, and Mrs. Ernest Ritchie Elizabeah Webb at the home of and daughler Marjory, from Ce- her daughler, Mrs. Archie Velzy 1 Howard Bartlett I dar Springs. Sunday. RAISINS buu ;J H"- 25c Thanksgiving guests at the Mr. and Mrs. Charles Swarth- Merritt Day home are Delbert ouf, and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fred- House and family, and Ed. Nel- rick, of Langsburg. were Sunday son and family, all of Grand Rap- dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. M. SODA CRACKERS s™kh. 2 kta 34c D. Hoyt. Mrs. Gertie Morgan and son, 1926 Chevrolet Coach ids, and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Rich- Kenneth, Mr. and Mrs. Ferris vrb« mond, of Vergennes. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Staal, Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scott, If the person who took W. C. John Dennie and daughter, Mrs. of Lansing, Mr. and Mrs. John Price motored to Muskegon Sun- •COFFEE Thomas Special p«l 37c vTf 1926 Chevrolet Truck Denick's chickens is not satisfied, Hall and baby, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill says, tell them lo wait until day and were guest.; of Mr. and Harry McPharlan, of Grand Rap- 010 he is able to be around from his Mrs. W. Harris. ids, are 1 hanksgiving guests of 1926 Ford Truck three months sickness, as he was Mrs. Russell Welch is very ill Mr. and Mrs. Harold Morgan at nATF^ G ™ poond IQc raising the chickens to help ouL at the home of her parents, Mr. their home in Ionia. UA I LO HALL0W1 Mr. and Mrs, J. E. Bannon have and Mrs. Fred Kropf, following Mrs. Hazel Barney, of Byron MCQUEEN MOTOR CO. for their Thursday dinner guests the birth of a baby girl who lived Center, Kent county chairman Mrs. Ellen Bannon, Mr. and Mrs. but a short time. of the Red Cross, called on Mrs. Wm. Bannon, and Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs, Verne Ashley are W, A, Collins, chairman of Low- N. Heyfaulter and son, of Ionia, entertaining her brother,* Mr. ell township, giving her credit PUMPKIN wc- 12c QUALITY AT and Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth Ban- Crane and family, of Lansing, and for turning in more money than non, of Detroit. his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles any other chairman, considering Wayne Springett has complet- Ashley, of Coral for Thanksgiv- the fact that she had done her ed his "hitch hike" trip to Pasa- ing dinner. work practically alone. dena, California, and is now MINCEMEAT Messrs. and Mesdames. Cecil "*«• 15c Mrs, Mary Gaunt, of Grand with his brother Roger, working Rapids, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Bibbler, Howard Gould, Jack in the store of their uncle, D. GralT and two sons, Kenneth and Fahrni, Wesley Roth, Jack Win- G, Pike. He is feeling finely and Warren, of Galewood, were geier and Willard Dennie were 6 Box Carton Amco 24% Universal enjoyed the wonderful trip. Monday visitors at the J. H. Monday evening dinner guests at MATCHES Friends of Mrs, Howard Sield- Gaunt home. Lone Pine Inn, in honor of the 20c This isa fixed forinula feed. It is mixed for sie, (Stella Ranney,) of Denver, former who leaves soon for Lock- received a letter from her family Mr, and Mrs. Clarenc' Mcln- port, I1L to take a short course Advanced Registry work and for use in dairy tyre, Mrs, Clyde Mullen and Chas. in an oil refinery school. saying she had recently fallen Mclntyre called on Mrs. Charles herds where the feeder believes that the ad- and broken one of her legs. She Mrs. Margaret Dennis entertain- KAR0 BLUE LABEL Can 10c would love to hear from her Low- Mclntyre at Blodgett hospital vantages of an unchanging mixture super- Sunday afternoon. They found ed with a bridge party Tuesday ell friends at 1515 East Ninth evening in honor of Mrs. Cart S. street, Denver, Colo. the latter recovering nicely from sede the price savings of flexible formula the operation for the removal of Weatherwax of Aberdeen, Wash. rAN< feeds. It is meant to be used with timothy, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Ruth- a cataract from one eye. Two tables were in play, Mrs. erford, son John, daughters, Weatherwax receiving the guest prairie hay, and mixed hay. Formula follows: Mr. and Mrs, Walter Blakes- 'Amd Jemima FwuR 2?^ 23c Jeanne and Mary Jane, the Misses gift and Mrs. Phil Krum and Mrs. Inez and Ida Belle Rutherford, of less, of South Lowell, Mr. and Elizabeth Charles held high OPEN FORMULA Grand Rapids, were Thanksgiving Mrs. John Schwab and children, scores. A fine two course lunch lOOIbs. .Peanut Oil Meal—Choice guests at a family dinner at the of Rockford, Mr. and Mrs. WiU was served. The guests were Mrs. mu) 260n)s. .Cottonseed Meal—Choice home of their parents, Mr. and Diamon, of Ionia, Mr. and Mrs. Weatherwax, Mrs. George M. 280rt)s... Linseed Oil Meal—O. P. * CHEESE WISCONSIN Mrs, J. W. Rutherford. Ed. Hotchkiss and children and Parker, Mrs. Phil Krum. Mrs. B. 31c 200tt)s....Corn Distillers' Grains Mr, and Mrs. Guy Tallant and . • Thanksgiving guests at Mrs. A. Charles, Mrs, Fred Malcolm, 500Ibs Gluten Feed daughter, Bernadine, will be Mrs. Elizabeth Charles, Mrs. Chas, 200!hs St. Wheat Bran Mary Stinton's home are her children, Mr, and Mrs, McDon- Thanksgiving guests of Mr. and Knapp, Miss Abby Mklcolm and lOOtbs Ground Oats Mrs, WUl Fox. Mrs, B. L. Charles. 200rbs Hominy Feed ald. (Martha Stinlon,) of Detroit, MALT LARGE SIZE CAN 3 ^ $1.00 lOOJbs Molasses Mr. and Mrs. Stinlon, the Misses 20n>s Steam Bone Meal j Berry and Williams, of Three 20n>s Ground Limestone I Rivers, Miss Ethel Stinton. of 1 2011)5 Salt 1 Pontiac and friend, from Detroit. GUARANTEED ANALYSIS Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Avery are i SUITS OR OVERCOATS Peanut Butter f"™ 23c Protein (.Minimum) 24% serving a family Thanksgiving Fat (Minimum) 5% dinner to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Carbohydrates (Minimum) 45% Avery, of Grand Rapids, Mr, and Fiber (Maximum) 9% Mrs. Norton Avery and children, £ $25.00 Digestible Protein—21.17% of Lansing, and Mr. and Mrs, | MADE TO YOUR MEASURE SPECIAL Each 39c Harvey Avery and son Ronald, of BROOMS Total Digestible Nutrients in 1 ton—1507 lbs. Sturgls, and Mrs, Helen Avery, J 150 Fabrics to Choose From g ————— who will return with Mr, and Mrs, Norton Avery to Lansing, re- maining until after the Christ- Runciman's Elevator mas holidays. J Lowell Cleaning & Dyeing Worlrt i | CigaTetteS POPBUR BRANDS 2 25c Read Tbe Ledger ads.