THE COLOMA COURIER

WHOLE NO. 1372 COLOMA, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14, 1919 * VOL 25. NO 29 DUm Of LfKI MS RED E1AC WAS SCORED AT en «[ ON WM NEW FIRE TRUCK WAS IAL ram HONDJ! HORNING DELIVERED FEB. 1 REPUAN CONVENTION OF A COMITY WW Had Lived With Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Berrien County G. 0. P. Passed WILL ELECT NEW OEEICERS Completely Equipped With Chem- Lewis for many Years. Timely Reaolutiona.

conduct their business, where tbe town Levi D. Holmes, the youngest son of ical Tanks, Hose and Ladders. The Berrien county republican con- The object of this meeting it for the Courier'! Mwnorlil Plan Also and rural people might And a place for Channcey and Lucy A. Holmes, was vention which was held at the Bijou Important Meeting Will be Held election of ofiicers, to discuas important rest and recreation, where tbe Meetfl With Approval bom Febroary 1st, 1B58, in Pierpent, theatre In Benton Harbor on Monday Monday Evening. Feb. 17th. queotions regarding the work of recon- young folks might ahave a place Ashtabula county, Ohio. His two elder QUUIQED FOB IHE PSEStNT transactcd a lot of business in a very struction, and to take up any motters for healthy Indoor' sports, and brother*-Edwin and Herman—gave short time. The presence of a large which may be presented by tbe mem- where public entertainments of an their Uvea for tbclr country In the war number of women as delegates added bers. The need of a live commercial mm educational and uplifting nature might organization as felt by tbe busineta subkci wts m of the rebellion. One sister, Caroline IN CENM SMEI GARAGE considerable Interest to the convention BANOOET WILL BE SERO he held. He also tonobed upon tbe Allen, lives in Austin, Minn., and and they were given places on the im- interests, the agricultural Interetta; the com picnic advlaahlllty of constructing such another sitter, Mrs. Loulta Lewis, lives portant committees and some of them market Interestt. the good roodt move- building at a memorial t* the boys from in Coloma, and with her Mr. Holmes la One of Beat Investments Vil- 'were also choeen as delegates to the AT THE METHODIST CHURCH ment, the social interests of the com- tblt vicinity who have taken their part had made his home for many years, state convention. munity. and the time is now ripe for in the great war. lage Could Make. the local organization to be up and Pint Home Guard Midwinter Picnic patting away at .1 a. m., on Monday, E. A. Blakeslee of St. Joseph was Mitt Ida Stoneclilfu waa tbe next February 10, 101U. He alto leaves one Good news. Coloma now has the chosen chairman of the meeting, with Every Man Interested in the Com- doing ita share for the betterment of the Waa a Complete Succeea. speaker and voiced tbe needt of a com brother, O. C. Holmes, of Hartford, vicinity. best Are protection that has ever been Mayor Fred Rusback of Benton Harbor munity is Expected to be Present munlty building tuggetted by Mr Mtab. afforded the village, but It Is hoped that It makes no difference whether you Coloma and the community turround- as secretory. Krake, but waa of the opinion that the An early marriage to .loeephine it will be some time before there Is any The Coloma Commercial Club is not are a member of the Coloma Commer- ing tblt thriving vlllaK<) need a Com- Chairman Blakeslee struck the key- school could be made the community Beardsley proved to be unhappy and a occasion to use the now (ire truck. dead , even if it has been sleeping for cial Club or not. If you have the Inter- munity 3u11(Uok. There to no qoesllon note of the convention In a brief ten centre of the vicinity. She pointed oat separation followed. Two children. Some time ago the vllluge cminci' some time on account of the war con- est of the community at heart, come about tbla in tbe mlnda of thoae who minute talk. He declared the country many of the needs of the local durtrict Bertha and Maurice, were born to them, ordered a new tire truck through H. ditions which have caused so much and attend this meeting. The bonqaet were prwent at tbe mld-wlnUr picnic was approaching serious times: that and ita shortcomings, pleading for a but it is not known whether they are Chorpenning of Ronton Harbor. It was uncertainty throughout the length and will In served absolutely without held Tbnraday eveninji of lut week bolshevitm wot rife in the land and new building that woold embody fea living or not. He leaves several ordered through the Keo manufactur breadth of the land. charge, but in order to know bow mony under tbe aoaploes of tbe Coloma Home that it was time all "thinking people tares which would provide for an agrl nephews and nelces and many friends lag Co. of Lansing, and was delivered Every man In the community who is plates the ladies are to provide for it Uoardf, and wbicb was attended by a should assemble and pass upon the prob- cultural coarse, % manual training and acquaintances to mourn bis death. In Coloma last Friday. February Jth, Interested in the welfare of Coloma and will be necessary that oil who can vry Write crowd of men. women and lems that are so vital today." He men- course and a domestic science course, Burial took place at the West Covert by Mr. Chorpennlng. vicinity is not only invited, but it re- poetlbly attend thla good fellowthlp cbUdreo. A bountiful potluck aupper tioned prohibition and woman suffrage. together with a gymnasium and an cemetery on Wedneeday afternoon. The new truck Is the last word In quested to lie present at the Methodist meeting to make their resenrotioM m wat lervod In tbe dining room in tbe Thank God we have both," he said. aodltorlnm sufficiently large to meet chemical fire. IlKhtlng apparatus. It church on Monday evening, February toon as poatible, and not later than Sat- bannuot of the Congregational church, "But they bring problems that will re- all tbe needs of Coloma and vicinity. has a 30 horse power motor, and is ITth, at U;il0, to partake of a banquet urday, February inth to the undersigned. tbe Home Ooardi acting aa waiter*, and quire Intelligence and pure Americanism Mist Stonocllffo't remarks were endorsed equipped with two thirty five gallon which will be served by the ladles of This Invitation is extended to reeideaU their wires bad charge of the work in YOUNG SOLDIER JANES to handle and handle correctly." He and tupplemented by Mitt Belle Carter that church. The spread will be paid of the farming community Jatt at the kitchen. chemical Are extinguishers and two declared the women had a right to vote. strong as to the residents of town and and Prof. W. A. Conrad. hand exUnguishers, five hundred feet of for out of the funds now in the treasury Folkmlitf tbs vory cnjoj-abls sapper, GHARHING GOIOHA BRIDE "Their coming into the party," he said, It is hoped that the church will be Supervisor A. W. Baker, who it alto buoe and onoogh ladders for "•f in of the Commercial Club, so every mem tbegnests Were Invited to the church "Is not ia intruiion, bat a change, one filled at this meeting. a member of the school boerd, was fires which originate In Coloma. ber is urged io lie iu attoudauui and get W. II. BALI., Pnaldcat. tudUorinm far an evening of community I think la for the better." called upon and ably defended the local what Is due him. F. W. OOCHRDN, Secretary. enUrtalnmont. An hour of vlaiting While one of the tanks is being emp Here Is what the convention did in a school situation, pointing out tb&'good Lawrence Sllhanek and Loretta wat enjoyed before Rer. Vf. H. Fuller tied the other can easily lie filled, so busiuess way: things that were left unsaid by th> that a stream of water can be kept con coodocved a most hearty song service Taoey Married Last Saturday. Elected thirty delegates to the state previous speakers. He admitted thai stantly turned on any fire, and will lie In which every voice that could carry Cupid's arrow proved to be a better convention. Including half a dozen a new school hnlldlng Is needed and a tune parUcipated. Misa Dorothy suflldent to cope with any small fire. shot than some of the Oermans' for the women. that It will come In time, hut that thf Baker presided at tbe piano and patrl heart of Lawrence Sllhanek. who re Tbe old fire truck which was built a Elected a new county committee with time Is not yet opportune to make the oUoaoafi made the walls of the build- centiy secured hit ditcharge from the few years ago for the village of Coloma A. H. Burger as the chairman, and expenditure which would be necessary ing ring. army, fell a victim to the charms of Is equipped with one of the best pumps Mayor F. P. Rosback. the secretary. to provide tbe featnns asked for by Following tbe song service. W. H, Mitt Loretta Tacey. a charming young to be found on any kind of a Hre truck. On motion of R. E. Barr of St Joseph tbe proceeding speakers. He stuck t Ball too)( charge of tbe program and lady of Coloma, who led him to the It also has a chemical and hook and voted, by standing, ita tribute of the popular chord with tbe audience when iotroduftd the various speakers after be iltar latt Saturday and they were ladder truck and will be used as a trailer lote Theodore Roosevelt. he suggested that before such an elab bad ooqtpllmonted tbe Home Ouarda Ited in tbe holy bonds of matrimony for the new truck In case of a bad fire. Passed resolutions demanding that orate program of school work oonld be upon taking tbe lead'in providing an by Rev. T. W. Be'llngham, pastor of The old truck will lie available only the American soldiers in Russia either carried out it would be necessary to en- •venioK of pleasure for tbe entire com- tbe Chrlttlan church at Benton Harbor. where there are wells or cisterns with be reinforced or withdrawn. large the present school district, which munlty. Tbe bride is a daughter of Mr. and plenty of water. The present supply of Declared the discharged soldier* it now cut off by the dktrict schools in H. Q.,Krikfc waa tbe flrst speaker water for fire purposes In the business PICKLES Mr*. Altle Tacey of Covert. She has should have a sum suftlclent to help every direction, and made a plea for t and after referring to tbe good work made her home in Coloma for several district of Coloma Is from the several them back to civilian life. union township high school. that bat been accomplished by the years and has a large circle of friends large cisterns which are located under Voted a resolution commending the C. L. Warrlne.- of South Coloma was Home Ooaxda be told of tbe many ad- who are congratulating ber upon her tbe pavement on Paw Paw street and Seattle mayor's stand In the present called upon and told of his own obser- vaatagee that are to be derived by Just marriage. The groom Is the older son are filled from the mains of tbe village strike trouble In that city and Instruc- yations In placee where community tucb gatberlogs as tbe one be wasad- of Mr. and Mrs. B. SUhtnek of Coloma. water system. ted the secretory of the convention to buildings bad been erected and very dreating, bow a better feeling of oom- he hat spent the patt few montht in Now that the new truck has arrived, forward tbe western mayor a copy of strongly urged the erection of such a mnnity Interwt wat tbe result of tneb it it up to tbe village council to see that WANTED! the National Army, going last summer the reoolutlon. building for Coloma and vicinity. Dr. meetings, and what good could be ac- to Camp Caster, and being transferred there are adequate quarters for Its keep- W. T. Bertrand, Hev. C. E. Pollock and complished if tbe people of any com- From there to Camp Sherman. Ohio, ing, to tee that tbe local firemen are Rev. W. H. Fuller each were called mnnlty would work in harmony, u from which place he was recently given given full instructions in its operation upoa and yoiced tbemselvet at being members of one large family. He ttruck bit release and returned home. Both and that It Is kept in readiness for use, PLA1NC OE PEAR TREES heartily In favor of the erection of s tbe keynote of the meeting when he are popular young people and tbelr and that competent men are always building which would be adequate to mentioned that one of the big needs of frlendt are extending congratulations. available In case of a fire. ALONt HIGHWAYS IS URGED Coloma and ber tributary country was meet all the needs of the vicinity for a enitable building where all community many yean to come and also approved The regular meeting of Phllathoa The G. R. 0. W. class will meet at of the plan of making such a building a See us before gatherings could be held, where the clots will be held with Mrs. F. Leon- tbe homo of Miss Ella White Friday Plan Would Advertlae Fruit Belt village and township authorities could (Continued on page ten) ard on Churcb street, Friday evening, evening at 7:80. Hoitesses are Mes- to Thouaanda of Tourlata. February 14tb. Roll call will be ans- dames Ralph Cook, Fred G. Smith and wered with quotations from noted peo- Miai Ella White. Roll call, yalentlne Not only In Michigan but in other ple born in February. rhymes. All remember valentine box. states Is the idea of planting nut, fruit you contract and ornamental trees along the high- Try a nek of Golden drain Flour, at For that bad cough, use Santox Pine This is the time for you farmers ways, taking hold of public ottentlon. the Bnders Cash Store.-Adv. Balsam. Sold at Scott's.—Adv. It has been several times suggested to look after your wants for that In Berrien county Klefer pear trees should be the variety decided upon and the coming year. lanted. The Klefer pear will grow in HEN COIINTY SHOULD BOOST JImost any toll that Is found In Berrien county and while the tree Is not a1 >" h* Tbd-e ii no better time than right now. Look at We have two proposi- large as the black walnut It does not your machinery and see what it needs. Do it right encourage worms to lodge their nests In if W, now. Don't put off until tomorrow what you can ENDHENT Its branches and does not have the tions to offer straggly appearance of the walnut. In do today. the springtime Its blossoms are always , The Increasing use of motor trucks sweet and abundant and in the autumn If you are in need of Sap Paili or Sap Spout—we Every Farmer Would Appreciate on farms is a kindred move to that its leaves bring out rare colors that have a limited amount of them. When you are in for good roads: without the latter, the fascinate the lover* of the beautiful. Having Roads Improved. former it more apt to be a liability than need of. Wagons-one or two-horse-we have the The Michigan legislature is consid an asset. Sloughton and Sloughton stock rack. Our supply is ering the passage of a bill to regulate The farmers of Berrien coanty have the "planting of ornamental, nut bear- limited under the old price. These Wagons are sold long been ardent supporters of good ing. fruit, or other food producing within a few dollars of what we pay for them. WOULD BE BIG BOON TO roods movements. Berrien county's trees." The bill In question also pro- agrlculturlsta are progrusslve and this vides a penalty for the injury of such Now is a good time to leave your order for Rex county was a pioneer In the adoption of COUNTY'S HOTOR INTERESTS trees and the stealing of their nuts or power farming. The nature of agrl- lime and Sulphur or Sherwin & Williams Dry Lime fruit. , culture here may have affected this fact. FRIDAY BROS. and Sulphur. Let us have your order. Other states and counties can grow Increaajnf U»a of Trucka Makes i this particular section small fruits n walnut trees, but pears do not thrive Rex Lime and Sulphur 18c per gal. net Nassage of this amend- J. M. Worden, A. W. Baker, A. S. Cacium Arsenate, Blue Vitrol Miller. H. G. Krake, I). W. Mott and Saturday, February 15—Clara Kimball Young in 'The more as time goet on, becaute the far- meat, for this is the dawn of increased mer it no longer one who grows crops' production and that requlret better Frank Brlney. We have placed in stock a good supply of Hay, Oata, Claw." for hit own Immediate oontumptlon.' roads, not only In Berrien county, but Dairy Feed, Hog Feed, Poultry Feed, Bran and Mid- Neither It the farm an itolatad kingdom, In the entire state, as a strictly and Sunday, Feb. 16th—Tom Mix in a comedy drama "Six of the toil. City and country are now | basic business proposition. Will Improve New Home. dlings, which we are offering to the public as well as alooter Andy." clctoly connected and time It a great Preliminary steps towards organizing Mrs. C. C. Algulre has purchased the to our members. See us before you buy. factor. Much depends upon when pro- Berrien county In support of this good house and lot on Jackson Omrt facing Wedi^sday, Feb. 19th—Tenth episode of "Vengeance duce it ploced on the morket and the roads amendment will be taken within on Oak Park and expects to bo moved two foremott items In tblt connection a few days, for word was received today Into the place and settled for comfort and the Woman" and a Big V Comedy. Also Bob- ore roodt and motor trucka. Good that W. M. Bryant, of Kalamazoo field able living by March 1st. A number of by Connelly. roodt and rapid transportation make secretary for the Michigan State Good Improvements are being made In tbe It poMibis for tbe farmer to get his pro- Roads aasociatlon, expects to visit this house before the new owner moyes In. Berrien County Fniit Ass'n. Adnfeta-Adulte. 13c: war tax ac. Children. lOo, war (ax lo. . dUA.to aiorket whatt tbe demand it region shortly in the interests of the Tblt properly was the former Henry Phone 69.' Coloma, Mich. bett and prices l^lghett. offiendment. Crumb home, and it in on ideal locotion. THE COLOMA COURIER. COLOMA, MICH. TFIE COLOHA COURIER. COLOMA. MICH.

PAYING DEBT OF GRATITUDE No Fur, Fringe, STOMACH ACIDITY, Tim TRUCE BRAVE WOMAN SPY Colored Man Might Occasionally Be INDIGESTION, GAS Intemperate, But Surely Hia VILLAGE LIFE FD Oar Part in Feeding the Nation GSIPJIHIEU LOSESHER LIFE Heart Was Right. QUICK! EAT JUST ONE TABLET Braid on Suits One of the trumpet players In the OF PAPE'S DIAPEPSIN FOR central powers were forced to of Yucatan. Their week had 13 daya tion nnd civic endeavor, every man. woman and a man on bis feet before he knowa It: a tiny village where folks will come to know one were many babies dying every year quite unnece*- MAKING OVER VELOURS HAT whether his trouble comes from urie acid thoroughly dry. reduce even the army supplies. article on the Basques." She—"Oh, grosgrnln ribbon of the same color as Just at thoae times when the Icebox and they had 13 snake soils. Some pretty women nre uneonsclotn another and to be Interested In having their nelgh- surily. either because little diseases which they child Is Important If they fall to do tbelr part poisoning, the kidneys, gravel or stone In Official Statement I* Given Out in they went out of style ages ago." the velours, nnd placed In a formal Is empty—nnd the need Is so urgent of their beauty, but tho majority are hora happy and contented. In a country village contracted were not taken In time, or because they can we Immediately the effect upon the life How Unfashionable Headgear May Bs the bladder, stomach derangement or other London—Qigintic Terroriit lltt|e row around the crown, alternat- ailments that Wall the over-zesloos Amer- that there Is no time for going to town There may be cases where a man's their mothers were not properly educated In car- of their little community. If they work In the Transformed Into Latest Style- TOOK HAT; COST HIM J500 Signs of It no', momentnrily forgetful. there Is usually some one woman who Is a sort of ing with wool-embroidered flowers ican. Ths best known, most reliable rem- for Ice. Unnecessary suffering Is the Plot Fall*. wife Isn't good enough for him, l«it ing for them. The doctora asked the Citizens' Interests of their little commnnlty they can see Same Treatment for Felt ISN'T IT DISAGREEABLE "This looks like a baby squall cum vllluge mother to whom folks go In times of trou- thnt may be purchased or made. edy for these troubles is GOLD MEDAL Inevitable result—Inevitable except we can't recall one. the good effects as well. And this, after all. Is Haarlem Oil Capsules. This remedy ha* Expreaa Messenger's • Vanity Qeta Inc up." "I wouldn't be surprised the A shoemaker Isn't neceimuHly Me, who knows every one and Is always busy Council to go into their blocks nnd flud out how French felt hats may be treated In when there Is on the farm an lee house TO HEAR- London, Feb. 11.—"The strike Is the advantage which the village has over the city. A simple and effective way'Of "mak- stood the test for more thsn 200 rear* Away With Him and Proves way the boat Is rocking." greedy because he Is always on the getting people to help those In need. Taking her many children under six years of age there were. exactly the same fashion as those of since ita diacorcry in the ancient labora- filled from the pond or atream during ended. All subway lines have resumed People don't get lost In the village as they do In ing over" a large, unfashionable Rather Expensive. The trouble with the easy Job Is moke. us an example, the Social Unit organization has They found that there were 1.170. The doctors velours, though It may be wiser to wire tories in Holland. It acta directly and tbe winter. Your best euatomer'a patient service." the city. And no one can "get lost" In the Social velours hat Is to cut a band perhaps Tie overage mon wastes a lot of that tht road up to It Is usually long found In each tiny block village a woman who decided to give each of these children a com- the edge of the remaining brim, as the gives relief at once. Don't wait until you complaint, "The milk wns sour This official statement, coupled with an Inch and a half wide from the btim. are entirely down-nndout, but take them The harvesting of lee Is so simple Kansas City, Mo.—The hat appealed time telling other people things they and rough. A lawyer draws up n will In such a Kerves as a "block worker," who knows when plete medical examination, anil the "block work- Unit felt Is a little softer than most velours. again yesterday." the announcement thnt 3.000 striking Then take this band nnd place It today. Your druggist will gladly refund a matter that there appeara no Juatl- strongly to Donald Rowbotham, cn ex- con't care to bear. way thot he can see a second fee when anyone needs help of any kind and sees that help The milk Inspector'a Judicial waiters are ready to report for work, In case thla Is done, bind the brim your money If they do not help you. Ac- flcation for Its neglect by those who A woman always loves those who around the crown, tying the ends In a cept no substitute*. Look for the name press messenger. He took It from It "Is contested. is given by the right agency. This worker Is with ribbon of a darker shade or of a live in natural Ice regions. Yet, tbe declaration. "Your bacterial rings tho death knell of the "red men- me thnt I was through. The explosion turned loose knot at the side or In the front, GOLD MEDAL on every box, three sites. packing case In his car and wore It to Hairs grow* thin on many a fat admire her. but she doesn't always chosen by the people of her block and Is paid A FAUX PAS. contrasting color. Do not hesitate to fact remains that many such do neg- count la too high." ace" In Britain and means the frustra- me quite over where I lay Hat, all huddled up. as one's taste dictates. There Is no They are th* pure, original, imported his home In St. Joseph. Mo., at the end head. love those she admires. W. N. U.. CHICAGO. NO. 7-1019. enongb so that she will be enabied to employ slash the entire crown with rows of Haarlem OirCapa*lc*.-Adv. lect It Even for those who have not The factory manager's per- lon of a gigantic terorrist plot to question of matching colore, and the uf his run Inst August. someone to do part of her housework during the "Yon made n bad break Just now when you re- . . . At the end of 45 or 50 minutes the cap tiny silts, through which yon may emptory decision, "I can't make paralyze International Industry In curve of the band makes the "trim- VI a regularly constructed Ice house, there times that she Is "mothering" her block. The mnrked that congreRslonnl humor was dry stuff." tain decided that we might duck, one at a time. draw narrow ribbon In much the same Joffr* the Silent good butter out of this cream and Britain, the whole of Europe, and the Rowbotham paid I.VI0 for the hat In ming" fit especially well. are possibilities. Ice may be stored "I noticed one gentleman In the party looked We rolled nut of the shell hole on all fours for way that small chlldrea weave "mats" "I carry no literary baggage." Tills I can't mnke good cheese out of United States preliminary to a uni- fedentl court here and said he con thirty-one block workers, together, form what, Is If the hat Is altogether too large, and kept with a fair degree of success hurt. Wlml Wfth wrongT" an old wall 100 yards nwny. I don't know wlmt In nursery days. confession of Marabol Joffre aums up this milk." versal revolution. sldered It a bargain at that price. called the Citizens" Council. The wprk of Ifils cut the band rather wider at the hack. In the cellar, a corner of the wood- "The person you speak of Is a professlonnl the nil-four record for 100 yards Is. but I think his laconic habit. He hntea words. If they are disagreeable, don't This at least was the opinion of the Jndge Van Valkeobtirg, before whom Cltlxens' Council Is to learn what the needs of When the band Is removed, a short shed, in ony one of a score of nooks, writer of anecdotes. I understnnd he does a brisk I hold It."—Outlook. Not long after hla great victory on the listen lo them. You don't have International atudents of labor. The the case was heard, might have given every part of the district are and to see that plans back poke Is left. The wide portion Makes Frock Set Better. to bo found about every farmstead. d Nervous Mothers business with congressmen."—Birmingham Age- Marne he consented to receive a party to. British government's firm attitude him a $5,000 fine and ten years In the •are worked out for meeting these Deeds, in do- of the severed band may be cut In the Many of tbe new organic and other Such storage places cannot be recom- THE MODERN ATTITUDE. of war corrcnpoodf.nts. They looked The bacterial count la high, smashed the world drama's first act penitentiary. The express messenger, ing this II us<-s the knowledge of the different Ilerald. shape of quills, the edge neatly wired. sheer frocks nfe made with hems so mended for permanent use. They en- forward eagerly to columns of copy. the milk Is sour, the quality of before the curtain was wholly raised. who Is of a prom|nent St. Joseph fam Should Profit by the Experience •killed groups In the community. The narrower part should ho cut In deep as lo mePt midway from the an- tali a much heavier loss by melting WEARING 18 RIGHT. "Say. waiter." growled the chronic customer, Joffre uttered 05 words and then said, butter and cheese Is poor often Hy. pleaded guilty in federal court to Use People With Expert Knowledoe. two or three strips and twisted around kles to the waistline. This makes the than do properly constructed bouses. "there's n dend fly In my soup." th* act. of These Two Women frock set rather better thnn other "Good morning." But. with the proper use of sawdust, because the milk or cream In every community there are certain groups, "Well, what of It" muttered »he knight of the the crown, while tho "quills" are Tacoma Strike Called Off. "Doesn't your wife find the demnnds of the wise, because of the added weight al planlng-mlll shavings or other cheap wasn't kept cool because there Tacoma, Wash., Feb. 11.—The gen- Bnffalo, N. Y.—"I am the mother of four children, and for «ach of which knows more about one particular trny nnd napkin.. "You'd be dead, too. If you'd placed In front No Umpire. social whirl very wenrlng?" asked the Inquisitive Still another smart effect Is gained the lower half of the skirt, and also Insulator, they can be made to keep was no lee available, and there eral strike In Tacoma was officially nearly three years I suffered from a female trouble with pains thing than any other group. For example, the been In hot soup since the dny before yesterday." "Are yon In favor of protection or STEAL ICE CREAM; REPENT man of the husband of a society butterfly. by cutting disks from the pnrt of the renders n skirt made of transparent lee through the summer. The United wan no lee available because you called off by the general strike com- in my back and side, and a general weakness. I had pro- doctor* know more about the prevention of dis- "Wearing, well. I should say they are wearing," free trade?" let all of It melt where It froxe brim that gave the "too broad" appear- material less transparent. Statea department of ogrlculture mittee. "Generoaity" of Four Boya in Placing fessional attendance most of that time but did not seem to ease than anyone else, the teachers know more commented the poor husband as he remembered STICKING UP FOR THE CORP. "It'a a delicate question,'' replied Instead of gathering It and put- goee so far as to say that, where lee $8 in Contribution Box la about educating children, the plumbers about Imlf n dozen dressmakers' bills In his pocket. Senator Sorghum. "There Is a differ- ting It In your ice house. get weU. Aa a last resort I decided to try lydia R. Is abundant nnd the cost of gather British Honor Roosevelt. Explained. plumbing, the business men about business, and Haw Recruit (late of the criminal bar)—I say. stitched and perforated—though wing ence of opinion among my constituents Fill the lee" house full of nn- Pinkham's Vegetable Compound which I had seen LOW HEEL AND A LONQ TOE Ing It low, storage In makeshift places London. Feb. 11.—More than 1.500 «o on. COMING AND GOING. old top. do you believe In corporal punishments In tips nnd extra strappings of leather as to which I renlly favor. And I tural ice from the pond or advertised in the newspapers, and in two weeks noticed may bo more economical than the persons. Including Ambassador amj 1 The Social Unit has organized people with spe- the army 7 are omitted to conserve material. don't propose Just now to break In ond Georgetown, Del.—The "generosity Proper Shoe for Street Wear With building of scientifically constructed stream. That will help to stop a marked improvement. I continued its use and am dal skill for the good of the community n4 a Seasoned Soldier^—Naw. the corporals ain't n Formal footwear Is slightly more try to decide any disputes." Mrs. Davis anil Prince Arthur iff Con- of four boys In placing .$8 in the collec- "A fine looking boy." Tailored Costume—Formal Foot- bouses, and does not bealtnte to recom- the disagreeable things that peo- now free from pain and able to do all my house- (whole. The doctors are the hoard of health of bod set. bnt these dern sergeants ought to have naught, representing King George, at- tion plate at the local Presbyterian "My grandchild." wear Slightly More Dainty. dainty In (ype, with thinner sole nnd ple any about your milk and work."—Mrs. B. B. Ziwjnska, 202 Weiss Street, Dr. Plertt'i Flaunt P.lltl»Ui Ml aa Md to mend It as an expedient to serve until tended tho memorial service for tho church on a recent Sunday caused com thn district: the employers and trade unionists "Got nny teeth, has he" sumpln' comln' to 'em. higher heel, nnd such boots have usu- cream. .Wbtl^ there 1* time for the construction of late Colonel Roosevelt In Westminster. ment. Ice cream was the answer. Buffalo, N. Y. are the Industrial experts; the social workers nre "I wish I had as many." snld the old man sadly. ally a top of buckskin or cloth In pale ISdlnStlOD. "OlMBnSrJ r One of the conspicuous frivolities of tho right jort of house. The boys had stolen the Ico cream the department of public welfare; the teecben —Louisville Courier-Journal. HE LXPLAINS. gray or fawn color. feminine dress that the stern war-time The Drawback. Thick Csk** Not E*Mntlal. Loan Belgium $50,000,000. which was purchased for the Ladles' Portland, Ind.—"I had a displacement and suffered the hoard of education, nnd so on. When the spirit Is helping to banish Is the ex- "I see sn automobile company baa Of course. If the lee Is to be avall- Provide Farm Buildings. New York. Feb. 11.—Arrangements aid. from the back porch of one of the so badly from it at times I could not be on my feet Citizens' Council, or the "block representa- THE ALL-FOURS RECORD. "Are you down on malrlmonyT" treme Louis Qulnze heel. These tall, Novel Hat Trimming. at all. I was all run down and so weak I could not given tbe kaiser's son a Job?" abl* for next summer, there is no time It will be the part of good farming lave been concluded for n loan of SflO.- members. Detective work led to tho tlvw" discover H health need In the district It "Not nt all." said the old bachelor. "Matrimony curved heels are worn on slippers and A simple hut extremely smart trim- do my housework, was nervous and could not lia "I should think they would bo afraid for constructing houses now. This Is to provide the necessary bulldlnga. As 000,000 to Belgium by on American arrest of the youngsters, who were let pot* the problem up to the doctor group. From A correspondent of Collier's, who wns under Is well enough." on formal footwear of a dainty, dress- ming for a mushroom sailor of black down at nig" :hth . I took treatments from a physician he would be taking their cors oat to nearly the laat call for filling the soon as labor can bu had ond building syndicate Including J. P. Morgan, It off with a lecture, payment of the costs that time on the doctors are responsible for find- shell fire on Hill '212 In the battle of the Ourcq. "Yes?" up character; but street shoes have al- velvet seen recently In a fashionable bumt they did not help me. My Aunt recommended have a royal good time," houses already built—and for maklmr materials secured It will pay to ahel- was learned here. No announcement and Instructions to contribute $2 each ing a solution for the problem and for submitting says: "I think It was the ninth or tenth shell "And I believe In letting well enough alone."— most Invariably sturdy, sensible heels Fifth avenue shop, consisted merely Lvdia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. 1 tried use of such cxpcdlcnta as arc possible ter atock nnd save crops. was made ns to tho rate of Interest to the church fund. the plan they devise to the Citizens' Council. If that for the fraction of an Instant fully convinced Louisville Courier-JournaL In the military or so-called college of a string of Jet beads, not very large It and now I am strong and 'well agpin and do ones, caught about the hat where To Dypeptle*: Others hav* found a / JL style. steady course of Garfield Tea a pleasant my own work and I give Lydia •s crown meets brim, and ending with Will Return the Dead. Tho college heel Is very low nnd flat meant of regaining health. Why not youl Location of Well. • When Is a Kl«* Cruel? Compound the credit."—Mrs. Josbpiiihi ameter of It feet, nnd they nre nearly action to the Ills thnt afflict them, eyen er tree dentist, to be selected by tin two dangling ends of beads below the Useful Bird* on Farm*. Washington, .Fob. 11.—Plans for TO PRESERVE FAMOUS OAKS —like the mannish heel—ond when When locating the well the direction San Francisco.—If a married wom- Kimhle, 936 West Race Street, Portland, Ind. perfect •pedmens of the chenevert, or to severe colds nnd Influenza. Accumu- surgeon to the trees. Birds of prey. Including eagles, bringing home the bodies of all of- tho rest of the shoo Is smart the flat simple knot. Tho beads were beauti- The Class. an kisses a married man does It con live oak, that adds so much mmantle hawks and owls, may bo Included In of Burfnce and underground drainage ficers, sailors and marines now burled New Orleans Authorities Take Steps to lations of water in pockets In their heel Is very smart; but n flat heel on fully cut and the effect was most pleas "Speech Is a mighty engine of ao Every Sick Woman Should Try' tho list of flesh-eating animals that on should be considered, to tiie end that stltute cruelty against her husband? Keep Life In Two Magnificent bPiiniy to the cmiHtal regions of Louis- gnarled frnmes. when chilled by sud- Island Population. a poorly shaped shoe makes tho foot Ing. tlot." "I must admit It la often a hot- on foreign soil are being worked out the whole are more useful than harm the water supply may not be contnml by tho navy department, nnd the ac- Superior Judge K. P. Morgan says Specimens. iana. den changes In temperature, cruse the The twenty-eight Inlmblted Islnnd* clumsy. Most women prefer the mili- olr engine." ful, because their chief economic func- nnted by the sink drain, cesspool or tual work will be undertaken soon. It does. He so ruled In refusing Harold Neal. n graduate of the Bos- big trees to droop and show Improper known ns the Gilbert nnd Elllce Is tary heel, which Is something like the A Dainty Handkerchief. tion Is to destroy noxious rodents. other sources of filth. motion made by Mrs. Edith Fry, who ' -George nad Martha Washington, two ton Institute of Technology. Is the ex- circulation. The long limbs thnt ex- lands protectortte. or Paeifle islandi old-style Cuban heel except thnt It Is Black dots on blue form the decora- Age beforo beauty-tho centurj LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S Briton* Partly Dischartjed. Is suing for divorce. of the largest live oaks on enrth. which pert who will keep harm away frpm the tend snakelike from the central trunk are scattered over a tract of ocean ex not quite ns heavy. In outline or In tive scheme of ono of the daintiest ol plant. Something Wrong With Cow. Satisfy Yourself Flr*t London, Feb. 11.—The soldiers now In his cross complaint. Fry accused are among the chief arboreal orna- half-centnry old glunts. which, despite until they sweep the ground, nre be- tending 1.100 miles from enst to wen actual weight. the new handkerchiefs. The dots form If a cow Is listless nnd Innctlve and Look Into the milk when you get 1 their sizes, are extremely temperament- ginning to feel the weakness of nge. and 800 miles from north to south, gl" The proper shoe for street wear with an Irregular border, widening of ths The years of a dwarf may be many being released from the British army his wife of cruelty, saying that sin ments of Audubon park. In New Or- pnys but llttio attention to wbnt Is go- through milking ond If you would not al, and by no means as hardy ns their and the more delicate of them will bo ing an nren of close to 1.000.000 squat' tailored costumes Is of mahognny ton comers, where they are Interspersed yet he uover lives lung. under the demobilization plun are not had kissed Jack Sharp, married. .Mrs. VEGETABLE leans. tire to have attached to their COMPOUND ' 4 ing on around her the owner may bo be willing to take a drink of tho milk, rugged exterior and enormous dimen- given the asslstaoce of chains and miles. At the Inst census the toti or black Russia calf with the new low with a few bits of embroidery done In being finally discharged, the process Fry sought to have thla stricken from LYDIA E.PIHKHAM MtDICIME CO. LYNH.MA8S. suite a special surgeon to look after 1 two that something is wrong with you should do a clcnoer j tb of mllk< beel and a long toe; attractively white cot too thread*. When the ofllc' seeks the mon, b4 of discharge not being completed uo- his cross complaint, declaring it did them nnd preserve them from the rav- sions would Indicate. bridles. population comprised 80.523 nntl*o> Ing. has a atruuglo hold on It her. til after the pcace is signed. not constitute cruelty. age* ot time. These trees have a di- They are almost humnn Iu their re- All cavities will be sealed by a clev- 801 Asiatics and 287 Kurcpmuu. HBH

TH* OOLOMA COURIER, COLOMA, MICH. THI OOLOMA COURIER, OOLOMA, MIOH. WU Bf WELCOMfD III HO# TO VOTE BY MAIL REGISTRATION NOTICE fm YOHN PtOPlf WED Tq the Qualifled Electon of the Village At Any and All BectleM. Who are ON Un'S BIRTHDSK m coHMtim sura of Coloma, County of Berrien, W. S. S.-Y0U CAN State of Mirhlgan: I still have a complete line of Entitled to Vole By Mail. Groceries & Meats BENTON (Expcrpts from Chapter XII, Act So. Notice is hereby given that in con- A ^ The Loving Heart formity with Act 120, Public Acta of BELL OPERA HOUSE HARBOR Coloma, Berrien Co., nkhlgu Bring Something to Eat and Join Helen Bury and Stanley Weber 203, Public Acts of 1017.) 11017. I. Ihe undersigned Village BUY'EM ANYWHERE The term "absent voter"ahall In- P. W. OOOHRUN in the Fine Time. Clerk, will, ugon any day except Sun- Plighted Their Vowa. C taken to moan any qualifled olcctor, day end a legal holiday, or the day Good Coffee, 3()c value — 25c ENCOURAQE NATIONAL THRIFT By MARION WORTH DALLAS Anderson Sc Weber present Friday, Feb. 14,1919 Nobody who attended the midwinter who Is absent or who expects to be ab- of any regular or special election or Mias Helen Bury, daughter of Mr.and Nursery Stock FEW official primary election, receive for BY WIDESPREAD OFFERING OF picnic at the Congregational church sent from the township or ward In Mr*. Freeman Bury of South Coloma, Good Pork Sausage, per pound 25e AMnMrill which he resides, on the dt/ of nny registration the name of any legal vot- and Stanley Weber, son of Mr. and Mis. THESE STAMPS. ICopyrlfhl. 1111. WHttrn Nawaptptr Uoloo.) last Thursday evening Will want to er In said Village not already regis- Make up your order and if I do not see Courier, Coloma, Mich. election or offldnl primary election, Jacob Weber of Bainbrldge. were mar- Pork or Beef Liver, per pound 8c miss the next big party of the same and who is tered who may apply lo me personally It wns acrountml n lucky day In hla BELL PHONE MJ. for such registration, except that 1 ried at tbe bride's home on Wednemlay i "Nothing But nature, which will be held at tbe same (1). A person in the artiinl service you, call up Phone 54, Coloma life, thnt upon which Levi drove adopt can receive no names for registration Buckwheat Flour, 1-20 bbl 65e .'OSTAL SAVINGS IMPROVED place on Friday evening. February aist of the United States, or of this State, morning, February 12,1919. Hev. Frank ed Mela Itolfe. Her fnther, an nrtlst, during Ihe time intervening between Clover Le^f Club. This gathering will take on the nature or Scofleld of Millburgoniciating. Follow ami her mother, nn invalid, had come (2). A student, while In attendance tlie second Saturday before any general Good can Peas ISc of a Washington's birthday party, and or special election or official primary ing tbe ceremony, at noon, the bridal Stamps Are Just As Safe, More to Iltiablon to eke out u wrelched ex Somathing onoanal was tbe entertain nt any Institution of learning, or The Truth" Istence, and died within a week "f yon can celebrate the holiday in no (3). A regularly enrolled member election and the day of such election. party enjoyed a sumptuous repast pre- $1.25 Brooms for 85c The Fruit Belt Nurseries Profltabla and ment atferded the membera of tbe one another, owing Mr. Orove, who op more appropriate manner than by being of nny citizens' military or naval traln- pared by the bride's mother, the tublo S Patriotic. CJovar Leaf Clnb laat Monday evening MARCH 1, 1919, LAST DAV FOR ernted a general store, several bun The funniest farce ever produced. Hun one- solid preeent and enjoying .the program. ing ramp, held under the government being attractively decorated with smi- Fresh Frozen Fish for Friday and Saturday at W. S. HALLMAN, Prop. Coloma, Mich. dred dollars. at tbe home of iMra. Bertrand. After of the United Slates or the Slate of GENERAL REGISTRATION FOR lax and roses. Tbe bride was attended year at the Longacre Theatrp, New York. The committee in charge will hnye Washington. D, C.—Thrift stamps, •pending theafternoon in a social way Mlchlean. or ELECTION MARCH 10th. * very low prices. It was the day nfter the Inst funeral some real treats. Train your voice to (4). A member of the legislature by a lifelong friend. Miss Florino Guv with needle work and con vernation, the under plans adopted by Carter Olaas. llmt Meln. poor little mournful mile take part in the singing, which will be while in attendance at any session of of South Coloma,Jand tho groom by new secretary of the treasury, are lo ladle* tat down to a two conrae fl o'clock All electors not already registered of ton, appeared al Ihe store with a a part of the entertainment. the legislature, or and Intending lo vole at said election, Wyman Small of Benton Harbor, bo a permanent part of tho flnanclal note. dinner prepared and eerved by the ex (5). A commercial traveler, or Prices 25c, 50c, 75c, $1.00 and $1.50 These community gatherings are should make personal appllration to Tbe bride is a very popular yonng Wlflt Hat Her Inning. program of tire United States. "Mamma told me to give It to yon, preaidenta of the club. ' (0). A person employed upon or in me on or liefore Ihe Ist day of Marc h. lady in the community and has lieen * "Ssy, my desr." remarked ihe fsce- Drawing a lesson from France's ex- and please, Mr. Orove, I'm to work under the auspices of no church, no the operation of railway trains In this A. D. 1010. DUNBAR'S Al chairman of the committee of the tho honored guest at a number of pre- perience. the United Stales will keep InternrUin ran will wait nnlil after the [Xirformnnco. faction, no lodge, and they are for ALL Stale, or Notice Is further hereby given that llous feller's wife Ihe rDorolog sfler for you." she snld. ez-preddenta, Mrs. Miller presided in THE PEOrtiE of the community. Peo (7). A willor engaged or employed if will Ik- at Ball's Lumber Yard Office. nuptial parties given by bor many GROCERY AND MARKET. COLOMA Ihe nlglit before, "Ihe Imnriuei of the constantly on sale large quantltlea of The old storekeeper was generally COMING—Feb 'M, "Tho Very Idea .' her gracious way »t the evening meet on the great lakes or 1n coastwise Dlppy Dozen cluti you attended lasl this amallslzod and easily-bought se- pie from the rural districts are espoci FEB'RV 15 AND FEB'RVW, 1919 friends in tbe past few weeks. The designated as a hardflMed. wliltnslcnl ing when twenty-three memboni re- I mile. —from 8 o'clock a. m. to 8 o'clock night must have been a pretly slffpy curity. Just as the ordinary clUzen old bachelor, but his heart wa ally urged to attend the gathering! groom is a prosperous farmer in Bain- 13 Dollars- The term "commercial traveler" jp. m. on each said dny for Ihe purpose afTalr." now can put his money Into postal WWX/^vXvXv K-K-X'KCW-JK'I-JWS sponded to roll call. Mrs. Hiuhard bridge township. The happy couple • touched at the foiiornnesa of the III which is for the purpose of making the SLMLL Im> taken to mean a iH-rson engag- of reviewing Ihe registration and regis- Condon, Mra. 8. D. Ony, Mrs. H. 0. "Wherejn get that Hue o' sluff?" savlnga at any sizeable postofflce, so tie refugee. He wns lonely, ho hud people better acquainted. A potluck ed In HOltdtliig the sale of goods, by tering such of the qualified electors left Immediately after the dinner, amid Krake and Mrs. W. H. Fuller were the exhibition of samples, or by cata- rose uji bubble In his writh. ho will be able under the new pro- but one relntlve In the world, and itmi supper will be served. Bring whatever In said village as shall appear and a shower of rice and old shoes, for on "Well. Ibe paper says llmt covers among thoae preaent. Tbe Misses Dor- logne or other device, for the purpose 13 Cents gram, to buy War Savings Stamps. I was n nephew. Herbert Orove. who apply therefor. yon would like lo have to eat and come of erfeellng such sales and laking or automobile trip to Kalamazoo and other were laid for twelve." Instead of the two per cent, which othy Baker, Helen Besemer and Luis The name of no person but an ac- hod run away from blin and had not and have a good time. If you know of ders for goods to Is- subsequently ship points. Upon their return, Ibey will the postal savings pay, tbe stamps | been heard from since. Mr. Orove held etta Bertrand rendered piano solos and tual resident of the precinct at the time anything that would be of benefit to jM-d by his employer. of registration, and entltli' registration book. dredweight for live beef cattle Everybody como. Ions given above, expecting to Ik- ab- pnrobaaed. Congratulations. "Hecause he proposed to me lust once or twice as at banks so that the "She Is n marvel." he told n neigh and Mrs. H. 0 Krake were very much sent from his Ward. Township or Vil- REGISTRATION OF ABSENTEE BY last year, the profit was only night." real Interest return will ho vory close j bor, when Melo was fifteen. enjoyed. Interspersing the music and lage on the date of nny election and "Well, there's no harm In that. Is to Ave per cent. And throe years Inter. "She lm* We go on a cash basis February Ijth. OATH. readings, there were news Items, stor desiring to vote by mall at said dec STOPS ALL THE WAY DOWN. I have opened a new shop in the Hill Building, 13 cents! In other words, if we thero?" When tho now program gets com- ' learned figures, nnd lypewiitliiK n'"' Save money by paying cash at Scott's If nny person whose name is not lea, rhymes and poems, making in all a lion, must make application either in next to the Enders Cash Store, and am had paid $13.13, we would have "Hut 1 had accepted him the night pletely under way. which will be In j bookkeeping. The business has grown IH-rson or hy mall to tho undarsigned reglslered shall offer and claim tho Pharmacy.-Adv. When someone stops advertising. before. the flrst half of 1919, the thrlltlly In- j to need those things, nnd think of wlinl flue program, All declared it a most Clerk for a blank form lo l)e filled out right lo vote at any election, and shall, THE UNIVERSAL CAR Someone stops buying. now ready to do all kinds of made no profit. clined citizen will bo able to buy tho aajoyahle affair and the ex presidenU hy said voter so ns lo cnuslitule an ap- under oath, stale that he is a resident j thnt little treasure saves mol Kvery Helpful. stamps also at many stores and at of tbe 0. L. C. delightful hostesses. plication in proi»er form, for l'(\lhts to of eocta precinct and has resided in the When someone stops buying. year I hnve put In bnnk three hundred Or, if we had received a Srennrlo Wilier—I'm trying lo dis- he voted al said Election. If tills re- village TWENTY DAYS next pre- Someone stops selling. practically all banks. dollars In trust for her. The little " I he policy of the Ford Motor Compuny mm HM IMS WILL ceding such election, designating par cover u locale for « motion picture quest be made by niall, ll may he made Whed someone stops selling. quarter of a cent per pound less For 1919, and probably for a part of fund Is up to over three thousand dol Watch and Clock which has newr been used before. Cun to sell its cars for the lowest possible price, Entertained at Cardt- In Ibe following form:— itlcularly the place of his residence, 1920, tho government will urgo lis lars already." and that he poaaeaaja the other quail Someone stops making. for dressed beef we would have you suggest anylblng! To the Clerk of the City. Village or clUzens to purchaao the stamps as a Only on one point did Mela and her MILL cm CLUBS llcations of au elector under the con When someont stops making, consistent with dependable quality, is too Mr. and Mra. Charles C. Smith enter Township of F lend—Sure! How about the pit matter of patriotism—to pay up war slltiition; and that owing to tlie sick- made no profit guardian differ. Tho town was prnc the young men and women of Please mail lo my address given Someone stops earning. Repairing of a volcano? Kllnuen, In HiwhII, Is well known to require comment. There- mi ss or bodily lullrmitj' of himself, or bills. Dut aftor that, the trend of tho tlcally supported by Its laboring iiopu below, a suitable blank form for use When someone stops earning. easily reached.—Film Fun. M, Jnaonh's Catholic church of Water- In making appllnillon for ballots lo lie of some member of his family or owing It is doubtful whether any campaign will bo more and more to- Inllon. At Its edge were the woolen lore, because of present conditions, there At Meeting in, CongrefaUonsl Everybody stops buying. vliat at cards, Wednesday evening. voted by myself In the io his ulnx-m-v from siif- village on ward simply encouraging the people to mills, and nround them l**f- {brill set- Keep going. Typewriter work and repairing other business is run on so close No Chance. can be no change in the prices on Ford Febmary 8th. There were about sev- Church Next Monday. (Give name of township, village or

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Send or bring your news items to The Miaa Daisy Stevic spent Sunday with Dr. Leo Hosbein 1 Courier ofllce. frionda near Millburg. Big line of valentines and valentine Cure that sore throat with Roxsll VETERINARIAN GOOD START FOR postaia at Soott's.—Ady. Throat Gargle, Guaranteed to relieve. More Bargains On Parole Only two more days of PAY-UP WEEK At Scott's—Adv. We do custom foed grinding. Guy Fhone Witervliel 63 rinjt j W.S.S. CAMPAIGN HOG Sc Hocker. Coloma.—Adv. Do not forget the bitr mooting of the Ladies" 2.00 union suits., (,25 Residence, Coloma, Mich. February 10th to 15th Coloma Commercial Club next Monday Coloma, Berrien Co., nichlgaa Only two more days of "Pay Up Children's 1.25 union suits a|| evening at the Mothodist church. Week." Have you settled? F. W. OOOHRUN MICHIGAN BEGINS TO RETRIEVE Ladies' 2.2^ Flan, Night Gowns j(75 All Coats, Suite, Dresses and Furs must be cleaned up Mra. John Habel of St. Joseph spent DR, H. P. MIX iTi ONE FALL-DOWN IN (Oevnifhi. 1I1S, Wwura N*wtp«p«r Unlcn.) Have your automobile curtains re- Ladies' i.35 Flannel Petticoats j#00 Friday, Feb. 14, 1919 Sunday at tho homo of her daughter. 1018 WAR DRIVE. RAISERS paired and now glow put in at Swift's. 9 "jo all wool blankets eico "You won't do It, Bertha T" Mra. Reulien Munjoy in North Coloma. «MrMi (II C« during this week. From 5 to 33 1-3 per cent off. —Adv. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON "I must, Aunt Martha. I promised 5.00 bath robe blankets —- 3.50 Mrs, Fred Rurick has returned homo Courier, Coloma, Mich. my father before he died to do all In a family tbo man who shirks gen Ladies ?oc fleece lined hose a35 Oftce om Suie Bank ol Colom* from a two weeks' visit with bor daugh LEADS BIG CENTRAL STATES he had planned out and I shall keep TAKE NOTICE! erally nocesaitates tbe woman who BELL PHONE MJ. Get your discounts and save money. Ladies' 75c wool hose gQ IIOL'RR: 9 to 13-S lo & ami Kirnlnir*. my pledge. Thla drcumatance of the v/orks. tor, Mrs. Irwin Starrolt in Kalamazoo. paroled convict be forgot to mention Ladies' 25c stockings, 2 pair ^ 35 REGISTRATION NOTICE Thrift This Yssr's Slogan—Psulno Mako better bread by using Golden A. P. OADT W. B.AMDHIW9 to me, but I must complete the mat- Go lo Scott's and (tt one lo twelve Children's 40c hose Jfa CADY &l ANDREWS of Liquor Llksly to ter." THE WORLD Grain Flour. Sold by the Enders Cash CUOTO WADS 75c table damask Ej To (hr Qualified Elertore of the Town- Hslp Sales. "But to think of harboring a crim- bottles of Hot Toie and use it ac- Store—Adv. ship of Coloma, County of Ber- J. K. SCHERER Hotel Benton Block, BENTON HARBOR, MICH. HELP WANTED RMC •crochet cotton, | |c. 5 for 50 ATTORNEYS inal 1 Why, ho may get up In Ihe cording (• directions. If it does Rexall Kidney Remedy is Kuaranteed or rien, State of Mlrhlpin: night and cot our throats and rob Are you a "Light Sleeper" Elgin Maid " " 9c. 3 f ,25 JODM k Bonner Block, Benton Harboi to give you relief. nOc and f 1 bottle at Aa oppoitunlty for Michigan to re- ns!" Mt pay frotn 50 to 800 per ceol, just Notice Is hereby given that In con- Scott's.-Adv. on a frnit larm. Wrlti- to Wm. Hearich, 3QC dress plaids 25 Admitted to Pnelice ID ill (out formity with Ad 12(1, Public Acta of trlsvs IU one 1918 war-campalfn fail- "I am sure yon are neet'lesaly retaro the labeli ind do not pay ia 1 R. F. D, 3, Coloma. 2012 If you don't sleep soundly, there's something wrong some- 7 Children's 1.29 sweaters jTj 11117, 1 tlie umli'i-NigiiHl Township ure—tho War Savlnga Stamp Drive- alarmed." Mel |il Haydn's Cheerfulness. Finland Bonfires. ceol, olhenrise jn fire is $1.00 pt January records are here. Come in Clerk, will, iiimn any day except Bun- where. Diet not right perhaps—or maybe its your BED. LOST AND FOUND 1,50 cap and scarf sets gg ls opening with the renewed sale of "Very well, Bertha, 1 will not Inter- He (Ihe bold thing)—I suppose If I Carpanl, the poet, once asked bis Originally the Flnlanders were lire, and hear tho now Okeli records, at Coloma Lodge No. 140 dsy nnd u legal lioliday, or tbe day beltk Yn Use Ntkof if Ml taiit- sumps under a now organization and fere with your duly, but I shall be In friend, Haydn, "how It happened that Hill's.—Adv. Child's Angora cap and scarf ,05 of any regular or h|N-cial election or tried to kiss )ou you would shriek for worshipers, and lo this fact, doubtless, Folks who have been light sleepers and heavy dreamers all Lost—Yellow dog with white foot and I. O O. F. entirely different metboda ot proced- morUI dread all the time this James his church music was almost always of fied. Gel yosr supply today. while brealt; black streak in tail. Long otllclal primary election, receive fo; help. may be traced the custom, never neg- their lives sleep sound on a Simmons Metal Ucd and Men's 3.00 wool flannel shirts |a98 MEETS EVERY WEDNESDAY EVE. ure. Last year, while Nebraaka, Iowa nn animating, cheerful and even gay For achos and pains from cold, take hair. License No, 5109, Finder please reglstratlou the name of any legal vot- Lapham la here." She (Ihe saucy thing)—No George; lected at midsummer and other sea- Slumber King Spring. Rexall Grippe pills. Sure relief. Sold notify C. B. Hudson, Telephone 79P21, Men's 2 00 flannel shirts j ,29 Cordltl Welcome to Vlaiting Brothera er in wild Township not already regis- and other sUtei were fairly "whoop- Mr. Wordell had been a good heart- It would be of no use. All our help description." To thla Haydn's answer sons. of lighting on the hills bonfires, Coloma. 29tl.x John Mlllrr, Ho, U»llr>. teml who may apply (o me personally ing" It over the top. Michigan lagged ed man. Hlr Interest In securing the wns: "I cannot mnke It otherwise, 1 at Scott's.—Adv. Men's 25c sox I8c 2 pair for ,§1 NobltUrapd Vice Orsod left last week. around which the country folk dance, The Simmons Metal bed is NOISLESS. It locks firm at the for such registration, except that 1 Wm. UluoolDirilAlr, Keo. SceraUr/ away down In the list among pledges parole of I.aphain at the state peni- write according to the thoughts which while they Join their voices In musical corners. The corner locks are made of pressed steel- Shall wo save daylight aguln In thn FOUND—'An tulomeblle robe. The 28c calico )8 Wm, VkndrrTprr. nu»url»l Sfor«l»rT can receive no names for registration Uken; and it officials were minded to tentiary waa along bis usual line of Rare Versatility. I feel. When I think upon God my chorus. At the coast this tradlUoml owner may recover same by calliox at during the time Intervening between have much longer bearing surfaces than the average—fit SCOTT'S summer of 1019, or shall wo bo as prodi- 25c gingham (8 tell bow many of those plodges wero benevolence. A mission worker bad "Is your husband a versatile manT" heart Is so full of Joy that the notes fire Is often lit upon a raft some abort Tha Courier office, proviag property and the second Saturday liefore any general true and snug—not a creak, rattle or feeling of unsteadi- gal with it aa wo always wore until afterward found uncollectible, there told Mr. Wordell that the fellow de- 'Wonderfully so. He Is Just as douce and leap, as It were, from my distance from the shore, and there Ihe Rexall Store Coloma paying for this n4, jBtf Men's 25c work sox, 2 pair .35 or special elecllou or official primary ness. It is perfectly rigid—feels and moves like one solid 1018? Coloma Lodge No. 162 would be stUi less for tha state to be served a chance to reform, nnd Ber- handy with a snow shovel or an ash pen, and alnce God has given me u eiiH tlon and the day of such election. festive throng row Id a circle, singing piece. FOR RENT Men's 1.00 wool socks 80 F AND A. M cheenul heart. It will be easily for- DOC DDC FKIIKl AKV !2, 1919, LAST DAV FOR proud of. tha'a father bad agreed to give him sifter as he Is with golf clubs or a ten- almost as long as the flames continue A great soul Is not necessarily en- Men's 6.00 sweat jacket 4.75 A MbETSSATURDAY EVENING given me that I serve him with a cheer- flKNBKAL KKilSTKATlON l-'OR It couldn't have been that the aUta work and look nfter him for a year. nis rocket." to illuminate the somewhat weird The Slumber King Spring is a new and advanced idea. It is shrined in a large body, any more than Land to rent on shares. Apply at On or Btfurr tbr full of Ihr MOOD -VUillDf was niggardly or unpaUIOUc—other Just after her father had died Mr. ful spirit." Brrthrrn CorJIallj- Wplromrd. Fltl.MAKV ELECTION MARCH scene. a system of elastic strips with spirials of high test spring Is your subscription pauP a large man necoasarlly lives in a big Pleasant View Farm, Phone No. 6. C. O. 5TH. 1919 drives were highly successful. But Wordell'a lawyer wrote to Bertha con- Explalnod. Jenks, Coloma. UiyUr GROCERIES L D. STOUT. W M wite—so combined that tho spring is equal in all directions. house. All electors not already reglslered some way or anotbor the campaign cerning ihe matter. She had at once "Are you drinking to drown yonr Try a Courier "want ad." S1JI HAWKS. HiC'T. FOR SALE 15c Karo syrup, 2 for 25c and Inlemllng to vote at said election, never caught hold on the auto. anthorlzcd Ihe attorney to sign the sorrows?" Anxious Moment Buy your lime and sulphur solution Way She Says It The Slumber King Spring yields to the weight of the hody, Pay all of your bills that you can Topmost milk, 2 for 250 should make personal appllration to This year, while not forgetting that necessary papers In her name nnd send "Not yet. 1 never have any to drown Agitated Daughter (on the links)— for spraying of tho Berrien County Probably conscious superiority la but supports it. It fits square on the bed. It does not during "Pay Up Week." For Sale—Kive yeaj old cow comiug When Ready For Thai Sale me on or liefore the 22iid day of Feb- tho purchase of sUmps is as patriotic Uie man to her home. till I've been drinking for a mouth or Oh, mother, whatever shall we do? Fruit Association, at 111 cents per gal fresh in short time, a good milker. Monogram Oats, lar. size, 23c ruary, A. 1). 1010. never more emphatically expressed In sag, hump—or lose its resiliency. It is always a firm, as ever, the Michigan committee In- One aflernoon Bertha ond Aunt two." Father's In that bunker and here coma C. A. Wilkinson of Berrien Springs is Rowley Wsrman, Coloma, jHtf Notice Is further hereby given that speech thnn when one neighbor wom- elastic foundation for the mattress. It invites sound, Ion.—Adv. 25c size Snow Boy powder — 20c Write or Phone Martha were seated nn the porch when the parson and his wife.—Boitoa I will be at the Coioina Hardware Com- tends to Ulk also the sound aenso an says lo nnother. "You know how visiting Coloma friends. Good and Bad Men. Trnnacrlpt. health-giving sleep. Tho president's fourteen points, after For sale—iiay, osts. corn fodder and 5 boxes matches 25e puny s store. and aubsUntlal business ot War Sav- a man came up the graveled walk nnd men nre."—Ohio Slate Journal. alfalfa, A. WIGI-NT •J7Hx Good men enn cosily see through Try a sack of Golden Oraln Flour, at producing qulto an Impreaaion here, are 30c coffee 23c E. L. WALTERS FKBRl .\RY 8 ANDFEBRl'ARV 15,'19 logs Stamps unlll the Idea of Thrift lifted his hat politely. Both Indies If you want to sleep, you want the Simmons Metal lied and bud men, hut bad men cun't ulwnys tho Enders Cash Store.—Adv liW For sale-Two lurkey ({obbltri, Mrs. AUCTIONEER from 8 o'clock a. m. to 8 o'clock reachea every household In the sUte. arose to their feet, for thero wns some- receiving much attention In the Paris Armour's corn flakes, per bx 9c Slumber King Spring. We have them—in all sizes and C. O. Jenks, Phone Ns. 11. Co'oma.29t2x p. m. on each said day for the purpose Its campaign will last, not woeks. or thing nbout the visitor which attract- see through good men. Perhaps It's be- Clvllizatlen's Restraints. conference. Chinese Observe Boat Festival. styles. In brass and enameled in colors and in natural Lieut. John Cochrano was homo from 15c can pumpkin, 2 for 25e COVERT. MICH of reviewing Ihe reglstrallon and regis- cause there's no goodness In ihe, had Wise lows nnd Just restnlntf are months, but tho wholq year. It Isn't ed attention nnd respect. The Chinese hove observed their an- Camp Custer over Sunday. For ssle—|iu takes a Model sewing lering such of the qualllled electors man thnt the good mnn can see wood effects. They cost no more than ordinary beds. Clean out yonr digestion track with 10 lb sack buckwheat flour 72c a drive but an education. "I have n card for c Miss Wordell." to a noble nation not chalna, hut chains nual dragon boat festlvnl slnco 480 B. machine iu fine shape, with all attach in said township as shall apitear and he suld, nnd extended the same. Ber- through him. nnd becnuse thero Is in of mall, strength and defense, though Friday. February 31st Is tho dato of White Mineral Oil. It is tasteless and menls. Ed Stewart, Courier office. apply therefor. Luman W. Goodenough. the new C. wherevec streams In China will per- The next time you are down town, come in and see our display the good man Unit the bud mun can't something of an Incumbranat.—Rua- thero is no Rriping. Large botllos only John D. Carmody The mime of no person but an ac- lUte chairman, proposes a dlgnined, tha looked astonished. The card was mit use of long dragon boat paddles the next Community Party. WILL RXCRANGB live room banga* see through him. kln. of Simmons Heds. signed by the wnrden of Ihe peniten- with which Ihe boats are propelled. •V) cents at Scott's.—Adv. low in Henlou Harlwr for Coloms prop- CARPENTER & SON tual resident of the precinct at the time oonstrucUve campaign. Mr. Good- One pound of tho flneat oold oream. of reulNtratlon. and entitled under the noough la a wnlbknown Dntrolt attor- tiary and certified to the pnrole of erly. Inquire of Milo Seller. i7lf AUCTIONEER Otiiy 75 imjuU al Scull'A.—Adv. Mrs. Jacob Fritz and daughter, Mrs. constitution, If remaining such resident, ney. James Lapham, convict. The bearer's DELL PIIONB T. J. Heboid and little son, have re- Hoc ssle—The filcher property on lo vote at Ihe next election shall lie Ths now year aUrta promisingly. head was slightly Inclined as though L. 8. Ony boa laien doing jury duty R. F. O. NO. 2 WATERVLIET entered In Ihe registration book. turned homo from a visit at tbo A. B Church and Leedy streets will be sold In January Michigan sold more sUmps under the sense of humiliation. A at tho county seat this week. al a bargain if taken soon. Address RKIilSTRATION OF ABSENTEE BV Soheid home In Kalamazoo. than any central aUte but Illinois. It strange wave of emotion swept over Mrs. Jennis Gale, 47O Cherry street. OATH. the soul of Bertha. When In Chicago, eat at Klottor's leads Indiana, Wisconsin and Iowa by COLOMA-AW CH Tho desired shipments of Uaited Denton I arbor. igt^x If any person whoso name la not ilO Weal Waabltiglon St.—Adv. 7UH Dr. P. E. Douglas a very nice margin. In an unnffected businesslike wny iiOMt or Coon States food and supplies to Russia might registered shall offer and claim the Berthn accompanied her visitor nbout SERVlct 15 senti each, frun right to vole at any election, and ahall, Hence, the campaign will be direct- Turkey flour at Guy & Mocker's appropriately be termed, "Hope for tbe DayOldCIMs Ulllily'8. C. White Nightingale Phonographs the Utile farm. She pointed out what DENTIST under oalb, state that he is a resident ed toward, not only selling a great ho|)olos« and soap for tbo soapless." I.egborns; Bsby Chicks from best quality was to be done nnd named the com- Buy It, try It, and you will like it.—Ad of such precinct and has resided In the amount of stamps, but a groat num- While Wyandottes, from IVn 1,35ceach; Office State Bank of Coloma Bldg. pensation Ibey were able to puy. When township TWENTY' DAYS next pre- ber of them. A sale ol stamps to 200,. MID-FEBRUARY Try Sontox Eye remedy for red. OVKR THR TOP — When you want Irom Pen 2, 25 each. Orders Iwokeil Phone i9-F-a they ngaln nenred the house she re- Simmons Beds - Built for Sleep ceding such election, designating par- 000 homes would be considered twice weak, watery oyoa. Sold at Scott's.—Ad paper hanging or painting done call now. L. M, Adams, Coloma, Mich. 29t>ix poMosses the rich, sweet mellow tone of nature Itself. They are equipped ticularly ihe place of his realdenee. garded her comimnlon enrncstly. COLOMA • • • MICHIGAN as groat a victory as a distribution C. Holmberg. Address R. F. D. 8, Co with a high-grade motor, will play all makes of disc records' and are fln- and that he imssesses the other quail- "Mr. Lapham," she snld. "1 nin In- Eau .Claire is to have a now $37,000 For sale—Two cows, heifer coming to 100,000 oven through the sum total loma. Phono 784 F. 21, Benton Harbor. fresh soon, one 3-year old due in May. Lshed in solid mahogany or quartoroak. We will gladly furnish a machine licallons of an elector under the cou- clined lo feel entire confldence In you. school to replace the one which was Hlltullon; and that owing to the alck- of sales In dollars might bo the same. -Adv. 28 tf Verne Warman, Phone 52P13, Coloma, for demonstration. Machine wld for cash or on payments. No one outside of my aunt and myself recently burned. Mich. 29IH ness or bodily Inllrmlly of himself, or Thriftless Dsys Abolished. ahall know of the circumstances under Through our enjoyment of the Janu- of some member of hla family or owing which you become our guest. There Stop that bark with White Pine and ary mild weather tiutterod at timea as For sals—2 milch cows coming fresh lo his absence from the township on Along with tho abolition ot meatless, in March, set heavy double work harness, Price will advance March Ist REAL ESTATE is my father's room In the house. He Spruce Balaam. Only 2S cents at a dim apprehension the ((iiestion. public businesa or bis own business, wheatless and llgbtless days, this com- and pair bob sleighs. Inquire of Harry and without Intent lo avoid or delay would have trusted you Implicitly. I Scott's—Adv. What will be tbe cost of Ice next Leave your order at once with. miUss proposes the utter annihilation Thank you— Kibler- - . Phon- e 81>aI ., Coloma" " . SOllx 1 Farm and Village Froperty wld and | shall do Ihe same. I will prepare It CLEARANCE SALE his registration, he was unable to make Make better bread by using Golden summer?" exchanged. application for reglslralion on the last and' extinction of Thriftless Days. for you." on FOR SALE—Good hay |i2.5oper ton; Grain Flour. Sold by the Enders Cash I Lilt your property with me for quick t day provided by law for the registering The committee will be glad, thank James Lapham put up a dissenting come in again By the way, la not the step from being Kood oat straw, |9 per ton; good corn, tale. See me If you want to buy. S of electors preceding such election, then you, to.sell fl^OO In sUmps, tho limit, hand. "I thank you." be said, "but I Store.—Adv. the All-Highest at Potsdam to sawing II.40 per bushel; good seed oats, 7u cents Wm. Helbling Ihe name of such person shall be regls- lo anyone. per bushel, weighing 4I lbs. standard shall get along comfortably In Ihe For rheumatism and uric acid trouble, wood for supplying a castle in Holland, lered, and be shall then be permitted But If ho wanU to gel a real Dis- Our motto ia to please our cuitomera and give hushel measare, no weeds or smut. M. PHONE 33 F-2, or at Baker's Drug Store. COLOMA barn room, where 1 can watch over Women's, Misses' and Children's lake Hepatic Salts. Quick relief. At a descent from the sublime to the W. HVGENA. half mile east of Rush ROBERTSTORICK • • Coloma! lo vole at such election. If auch appll- tinguished Service mention, tho pur- ••ant shall, In said matter, wilfully things. a square deal. Scott's.-Adv. ridiculous. Lake. Hartford. Mich. 17I4 chaser must make a little pledge that ••§•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••* make any false statement, he ahall be It was settled. James Lapham took FOR THIS WIEK WE QUOTE YOU AS FOLLOWS deemed gullly of perjury, and, upon the fl,000 purchase will be the result hold of his duties with earnestness Try our IB per cent dairy feed at Vour sonso of the beautlful| varies of a conscious economy on bis part, Ready-to-wear conviction, Ik' subject to the imlns and and Interest. Ho won upon Bertha •1.90 per cwt. Berrien County Fruit with conditions. When you are 111 an Fam fofSJUfirNr.'SLT'C Berrlip County Ustrsct Go. penaltiPft thereof. and an actual $1,000 saving. Best quality Red Salmon, per can v 80c and other buildings; silo, apple, pear and I dally and Aunt Martha got to chatting Association.-Adv. ifltf aluminum water botllo In a pink llan- peach orchard; 7 1-a acres wheat. 7 acres • •TABL.ISHEO lUSO PROVISION IN CASE OF REMOVAL The campaign, then, will differ from with him nt the table and the occa- Everything in this Department has been gone through and marked Best quality Pink Salmon, per can 20c neietto overcoat seems to you the loyel- TO ANOTHER PRECINCT. ths old drive much as a political bat- sional half hour he passed eve; This was a high-toned war. It began new seeding: 20 acres limber. Will sell Easy Jello, per package - — f Oc iest thing In existence. tersonal property if taken soon. Price tle might from a school education. By with an Archduke and seems to be end- 8T. JOSEPH. MICHIGAN Any registered nnd qualllled voter nlngs on tho veranda. down to the last notch---marked at less than material would cost is right. P. D. PITCHER. Wstervliel, a5c package Snowboy Washing Powder, per package 20c After the saloon liars are done away who has removed from one election the end of the year, it is hoped that One afternoon both the ladles went ing with an Archangel. Mich. 2713* T. L 4 J. F. WILKINSON. Mgre. precinct of a lownshlp lo another elec- tbe public will havo reasoned Itself away and returned earlier than plan- alone. High grade Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts, Furs, Waists, 5 pound sack of Graham Flour, Saturday. 30c with on the first of next July fewer Mrs. S. H. Morse returned homo Sat- tion precinct of the same lownshlp Into tha Idea of aaltlng away day by ned. From the front parlor echoed Special Santos Coffee, a repeater 80c prison bara will be required. And a Torty scro improved shall have tbe right, on any day pre- Sweaters, Etc. ALL GO AT A SACRIFICE. urday from a two weeks' visit with An Abstract of Title day some of the two-bit pieces that It forth from the piano a mellow oper- largo claaa of citizens will stop being fam tor Sale fsrm excepting 7 or 8 vious lo election day, on application to Nut Brand Oleo ||g haa bean In tbe custom of regarding friends In Dowaglac. seres msple snd birch timber. Locsted the township clerk, to have his name atic selection In perfect tune and boozy and begin to be busy. Ii required on every sale or mortgage of as simply loose change. harmony. They could mako out Lap- Majestic Brand Oleo ..)u in the corporation Halts of Glidden, real estate. Send to us and we will Iransferred from Ihe registration book Miss Verna Wooley Is spending a few Wis. Heavy slay loam soil (not sticky). The committee Intends also to Ulk ham at the Instrument. "Why, Mr. Four Splendid Lots of Women's and Misses' Coats A nine and one-half pound son waa furnish promptly and at small cost a of the preclnci from which he has Swift's Premium Brand Oleo... |8c days with relatives in Chicago and will The great clover section of Wisconsin removed to tbe registration book of the extraordinary merlU ot Its parUc- Lapham I" exclaimed Aunt Martha born to Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Munjoy complete abstract of any lot or farm In Our Blended Coffee, 40c value — 35c visit Mrs. Earl Miller at Elgin, Ills. iroduces best vsrieties of grain (ail kiuds) Ihe precinct in which he then resides. appearing at the window. "We never LOT I. Coat values as high fQQ OC LOT 3. Coat values as high *1i| QC of North Coloma on Friday, February Berrien county. ular brand of goods. Did you ever Hill's brooms,-Ji.00 value, Saturday for 85c 'otatoes, silo corn, bay, cabbage, root Such elector ahall have the right to know that the interest on yonr Sav- knew you could play." as $57.00 to goat vJwiOj as $27.60 to go at JItiuD Kezall Cod Liver Oil Emulsion will 7th, 1919. The young man baa been crops, eta , do not fail; good seven-room WE LOAN MONEY have such transfer made on election ings Stamp certlflcato la compounded "Oh, picked up a few odd tunes," strengthen you and protect you from named John David Munjoy. • house; bsrn 25x75 feet, one-half log for day by oblalning from the board of Buy our Cane Syrup for cooking on real estate, buy and sell mortgages. four times annually? No other aocurl- explained Lapham In an embarraased severe colds. Sold at Scott's.—Adv. stock; new Well I21 leel deep, 60 feel Imqiectors of election of the precinct LOT 2. Coat values as high 1Q 0C LOT 4. Coat values as high HOC way. Music, It seemed, was not his If you want to save money on your pure water, aice garden cautaiaing from which he has-removed a certlll- ty piles up accumulating Interest like as $40.00 to go at luiOO as $25.00 to go at IjiuD SURETY BONDS Mrs. Carl Miller had her tonsils and subacription to the Chicago or Grand strawberries, raspberries; semsnt sidewalk cale of transfer and presenting the that The actual yield la practically only uccompliahment. Bertha hod to houso; leu minQtes walk lo depot aad COBURN, The Grocer adenoids removed at Mercy hospital laat Rapids papers, aubscrlbo through Tho for administrators, guardians, township said certllicule to the Isiard of elec- 6 per cent—and this interest, mind spoken of retouching a faded oil por- postoflce; federal and stale road runs A few large size beautiful Pluih Coati at EXTRA SPECIAL LOW PRICES. week. She haa returned home and Is ofUcere and positions requiring bondt. tion Inspeclors of ihe precinct In which you, paid in advance. Another thing: trait of her father. Lapham got the Courier. Tho Courier and either one past house; city park opposite the place. We will sign vour bunds. he then resides. if you register your sUmps at any pigments necessnry nnd tho restor- (Juit ask the price) now Improving. of tho Chicago dallies for only 80.00 per Glidden is located on the Soo Line rail- way in the holiest and bealtbiest part of The Telephone Pole Ad WOMEN ELECTORS postolBce. and later lose them In any ed picture showed the master hand of Mrs. W. H. Ball returned home Tuee- year. Wisconsin. Aa extensive concrete con- ••••0«••••••••••••••••••••••••• way whauoever. the postofflco where a born artist C T ^ AT ^CEPTmNAL LOV^FWCES day evening from an extended visit at Important Nollr6—All women who Six months passed. One day Bertha Twenty Ladies' and Misses' Coats Harold Bachman, wife and child have strncted broom handle factory loaated IKissess ihe qunllllcallons of male elec- you reglatered them will give you the home of her son, Charles 0. Ball, there, employing many hands at high glanced over the city paper and ahe returned from Grand Rapids, where tors will lie entitled to registration, new ones. The atampa are so good wsges; big lumber and logging opera 2 suits, regular $30.00, now $15,00 2 suits, regular $40.00, now..'.. .$20.M and family ln|Detroit. they have made their homo for aome C. A. SHOUP provided they make proper appllca- that no man can hold more than 11.- started and re-read on Item, telling tlons with two lines of railroads runnin] Is A Thing of the Past llon to the township clerk within the 000 ot tbem—a good reason for the lit- how James Laphnm, an ex-convtct, had 5 suits, regular 35.00, now 17.50 6 suits, regular 45.00, now...:. 22.50 Jail sentences wore given hy Judge | time, and will help their parents, Mr oat of Glidden. employing hundreds 0 MANUPACTORRR OK Ilme limit aliove designated. Ail regl.v tle fellow to take his limit received a parole under false pre- White of the Berrien circuit court on and Mrs. Abram Bachman, on the farm men the year rouna at altracllve salaries, In the old days when every farmer drove the Iration prior to December 5, 1918, is tenses, had been arrested with a band 3 suits, regular 37.50, now 18.75 2 suits, regular 50.00, now 25.00 (ilidden is a fine dairy Country, with up- Monday to Qve bootleggers and flnee this summer. NULL and VOID. Msks It Permsnent of burglars and returned to the peni- to-dsle creamery. The town hsa a pop plow horse to town, he had time to amble • Boats, I ia le* been interesUd In practically every the food values that we extend to you. We don't raise 22, tbe Rebekaba will entertain their Collage Hill Farm. 7tf. Let mc give you an estimate; did a trifling favor for a strangei^- The Courier is taken into the home and read at civic movement there for years, is sales people show you these Dresses—we'll make the price so low you'll be surprised. our prices when we see a red flag hanging out of the slumping. Bread seems to be ths only familes at a pot luck supper. Thochll |VEftT\«BRft WOULD M.L BE the real James Lapham. He told me First-Class leisure. It is taken and read hecause of its on anything you want. * the new sUte chairman of the com- thing that is rising. ^ BtANOlN' HN8 his story and said he was going to manufacturer's window. We sell to you at absolutely dren of tho Rebekahs will give a very Horses. Mar- CDPN WWEN \ OPEN UP tN mittee. New headquarters are 92-94 Ladies' and Misses' Shaker Knit Sweaters in small sizes. A great big value at a veiy Interesting program which will start Hofses and Mulecs an d Mules particular editorial policy—its individual news- South America. I took his card. I Everybody's conscience is clear now- Grlswoid street. Detroit Mr. Good- shallow bottom figures until it is necessary to go up. for sale al all limes and sold at repre- TVAE MORHVN', \ BeTCHERt assumed his plnce. Thafs the sim- low price. At $8.75 these Sweaters were a bargain. To close them out AA promptly at 8 o'clock. iness appeals, and its readers have confidence enough already has been assured the a-days, except tbe conscience of the war sented. by Jos. A. LITOWICII, one block ple story. Miss Wordell, and I deplore we have marked them at vVavv You are waited on immediately and the goodness of profiteer and that of the American girl The Willing Workers of North Co- east of Fair avenue ou Territorial road, in its judgment. This confidence is reflected Shop Opposite Hill's Store! co-operaUon and aid of many of the my deception If I should- thereby lose your meal will make you think of us when who haa a lover with the army in loma met laat Thursday afternoon at Benion Harbor. Phone 304. 711 to the Ads it carries and the advertisers get the most substantial businesa men In the your esteem." France and a lover In thla country. the home of Mra. Clark Emerson. A COLOMA. . MICHIGAN! sUte. and they will form the nucleus He had not lost It, for Bertha's heart Special prices on Silk Sweaters. you go shopping again. FARM WANTED benefit of this feeling of dependability. of his county organlutions. yory pleasant bnaineaa meeting waa t was fluttering wildly at the thought Boys, now is yonr chance to join the •.••••••..a...... •••....I of his going nwny. He did not go, hold and three now members wore , • An Ad in The Coloma Courier is bound to bring We have a few Furs to close out. These are for sale. Merchant Marine. All branshea are FanBlttWj!r^r:. sr!ff nnd the discovery was a mutual se- added. Very line refroshments were scriplion. We sold eighty farms in Ihe results. We can help you prepare it, and can Beating Old Age. open for a short time. Do not delay- OUGAMXKD I HOB cret unlll one dny he snld under the C. KLOESS served by the hosteas and the club last twelve uioaths and can sell yours if supply you with attractive illustrations to use good work, good pay and a steady job, Old age Is InevlUble to most ot us fair blossoming apple trees: Ask for a Special Price. adjourned to meet with Mra. George you make the price right. If you desire Enroll today at Scott's Pharmacy, to sell write us at once. Do it todsy in it. Let us call and explain. who lead healthy normal lives—don't "Miss Wordell, dare 1 venture to any Sparling on .Thursday, February 20th. WARNER & COMPANY, Beaton Har- let it be a burden either to yourself aa Hector Valle, what I could never Groceries and Meat Coloma Coloma. Beoton Transit Co. Any Child's Coat in this Department is marked to sell Miss Keltba Smith, who has been bor, Mlabigan. 2ntl or those caring for you through lack say as James Laphnm-thnt 1 love f|H ft • PHONE 65 Mra. Wm. Hocker entertalhed her DOCKS FOOT Of lOh STREET of adequate provision. youT' visiting ber mother, Mrs. O. J. Smith, MISCELLANEOUS at just One-Half Price. class of hoys, the Tnckabachoes of the Join a War Savings Society or Vic- "You must not go away," she an left Tuesday for Calgary. Alberto, Can., The Benton Harbor Chicago swered almost In a whisper. "We Methodist Sunday school. Tuesday af- where she will be mot by Raymond C. FOR. SERVICE-Registered Poland l Ihe tourier coloma, inch. tory Club, and Invest your havings China boar, Earl's Defender, jr. Fee. wonld miss you now. Walt until I ternoon. Games wore played by the Route Across Lake regularly in War Savings SUmps. Your Dollar will do more than its duty at this Great Sacrifice Sale. Gobeen and become hla bride. They $1.5o cash. Also Guernsey bull, fee know Hector V^ille a little longer, and F. W. COCHRUN, Proprietor Tou will get back |6 In 1924 for every seven youngsters and a lunch was will then proceed to Veteran. Alberto, $1.00 cash. Wilbur Esrl, Coloma. sots Miehigaa then—ond than—" Come early and get first choice of these Great Big Values. M-lt which you can Invest this month served at 5 o'clock. where Mr. Gobeen is employed In one He read In her lovely eyes a prom- FOR SERVICE—Big Defender big Direct service between Ben- You can afterwards reinvest your |5 of the Canadian banks as accountant ise, and patiently awUted IU fulflU- We were told that food would win bone poland China boar. Fee (i.5o. and make ample provision for your oM ton Harbor and Chicago, con- ment the war and ships would win the war teller. Thia la tbe culmination of a Phone I4F3L John Bunker, Jr. If age. Double S. & H. and ammuniUon would win tbe war romance >t«rting while attending the necting with Interurban Line. Registered O. I. C. Boar, al NAGNOLA VICTROLAS inatltute at Big Rapids, Fnr Qprvir.p. For and thrift would win the war. Well, lUl OUllluU the A. B. Gould farm I mile Benton Harbor-St. Jo. Ry. & Lt. Co. Patronage of Fruit Growers All Mixed. Evangeline. Green Stamps ... on very easy terms . . . now that It Is all over it is our opinion Mr. and Mra. Jacob Fritz have re- east Fish school. 1 mile west Sinkler solicited. Succees and Defeat Mrs. Mix-"There was a time when Longfellow's benullful story Is not school. Fee, |l.oo ii paiil at service, that the war was won by genuine ceived word from their son, Mannle, COLOMA'WATERVLIET INTERURBAN LINE Success Is so hnrd to endure. We you minded what I anld, hut now It'a historical, ll was bnsed on the fact Men Six Double Records FREE with every machine. See fi.M) if charged, l|tf Dally Trips Durlno like water on a duck'a back—In ot ono of tbe expiilslon of the Acndlnns from American "pep". who la stationed at Ft. McPheraon, Ga.. ran endure ten defeats better than Money to loan on real estate secnnly. ear and out nt Ihe other,"-London Grand Pre, but beyond llmt the atory Tuesdays and Fridays them on display at my home. that be bus just been made surgoanl. Is Cars leave Benton Harbor for Millburg, Coloma and Watervliet one victory. Success goes to the bend j tt wrar" Women Tuesday. February llth, was the laat Favorable terms and rates, A. N. Wood- Answers. Will play any make of record. fooling fine, and ha« gained thirty at 6:oo, 8:40, 10:40, 12:40, a. in., 2:40, 4:40, 6:40, 8:40. 11:00 p. m. Fruit won. and defeat goes lo "de feel." It makes Is Action. day tor the registration of women who ruff, Watervliet. 22-II Cars leave Coloma for Watervliet at 6:33,9:13, 11:13 a.m., For Rites cal on or address then work harder.—Ralph Parlette. desire to vote at the county primary pounds sinoe entering the seryioe. He Until Noon t:t3. 3:«3. 5=13. 7:13. 9:13 and 11:43 p. m. election In March, but ladles who wish aays tho climate in that part of Georgia MONEY TO LOAN FRfO ft. HOBBS Have Much the Same Thought. Cannon Ball Tree. Cars leave Coloma for Millburg and Benton Harbor at 71:5, LOUISE ORTIEPP • • • Coloma, Mich. to attend and vote at the village eaucus- is wonderful and thit they are enabled ON FARMS Worth Having, Somstlmes. A luxury Is something we are apt A native tree of South America, PHONE 70 Main St., ' Benton Harbor f\C cm nriMwnc-T- a*is«i11/> t at Children to enjoy tunshlno most of tha time. He SIX PER CENT 9:45. 11:45 a.m., 1:45. 3:45, 5:45, 7:45, 9:4513:00 p. m. "Hons sense." said Uncle Kben, "Is to think our neighbors cannot afford, called the cannon ball tree, bears Tben Single Stamps OF SOUTHWEST MICHIGAN. sa may register with the village olork expects to remain in the servlae for lev Subject to change without notice. whut keeps a man fum bettln' away and our neighbors are apt to think round, woody fruit which closely re- up to and ineludlng Saturday, Febru- Call Tuesday and Wednesday. Arthur B. Ulgman,BcnloB Harbor, Mich. J. H. POUND, G. P. A., Benton Harbor, Mich. lis money on busses." Wt cannot afford themselves. sembles baaeballa. ary 16th. aral more months. UNUTI I P C IttisN* TOE COLOMA COCTUER. COLOMA. MICH. THE COLOMA COURIER. COLOMA. MICIL the amjlutli'p terms except nr.der cer- LOUIS F. SWIFT. HENRY 0.LINDSLEY Influenza and kindred tain condlttoDR. S6,000,000,000 diseases start with a cold. Good roads projects continue lo hold Menominee—Mn, Thomas Carmody, There has been a chnngo In the nttl- GENERAL STRIKE llmollght In the UgiHlaluro. The of Egg Harbor, 30 miles from here, tnde of Gi-rmnny, ncconll.iR to (ho lEnED FROM THE house Invited Philip T. Colgrove, of gave birth to quadruplets, oil boys, news n er nn( InilO P P > i It I" helng manifested Don't trifle with it., America's Need of a Merchant Marine Hastings, lo address it on the plans Seen and Heard this week. The babies fullad to sur- arro ncc TAXJU. IS UP A Terrible Ordeal! UN • ^ lt>i th^ entente. ON INJSEATTLE At the firs^ shiver or. of the road boosters. Among other vive, lUllJ FuH Hearing for All. During the Transition Period things ho informed the representatives in Michigan E STATE MPITOL Ann Arbor—The city and U. of M. To the comnilsfllonH created to linn- that Senator Townsend of Michigan, Gravel and Kidney Stone Caused Greatest War Revenue Bill in Na- sneeze, take will Join February 9 In a memorial ser- I die special problems, fnlls Ihe subject Fifty-Five Thousand Workers By CHARLES M. SCHWAB will introduce in congress soon a bill Intense Suffering—DoaiTi 0 , ie con c tion's History Given to vice for Colonel Roosevelt. Tho may- Irmy and Navy Will Protect ' ' fl' tlnB flnlms of the smaller PROJECT TO BUILD TERMINAL fo create a national dopartmcnt of Albion—Sparks from soft coal flreB Walk Out In Sympathy With or, E. M. Wurster, and Dr. Harry B. Brought a Quick Cire. I nations of the enionle to territory House. WAREHOUSES TO STORE highways, taking road work out of caused three fires here recently. Ono Hulchins, president of the univoralty, Edw. J. Turecek, 4332 Eichclbnrger Peace of World. which is likely to be taken from enemy Shipyard Men. the hands of tho departmont of agri- resldonce was badly doinogod. FARM PRODUCTS. will preside. Ave., 6t. Lonii, Mo., uys: "I was | countries. This queHllou mkes n great We may construct ono hundred million tons of culture, nnd giving tlie now dopurt- taken with a terrible pain acroaa the CASCARAM QUININE Grand Rapids—This city had 161 deal of time and study. ships, but they will have no value to this great nation mont plenty of funds lo carry on a Cooperavllle—V/lth the January 31 back and every move I made, it felt fires during the month of January. Of like a knife being driven into my back It is the design of the lupreme coun- NEED $12,000,000,000 MORE national plan of good roods. CONGRESS ACCEPTS PROGRAM of ours unless we do what is more important than the this number 108 wero started by dirty edition, the Cooperavllle Observer cel- and twiited around. It lasted about cil or "big five" thut such questions II. S. TROOPS CALLED OUT PASS BILL TO PRESERVE BALLOT Stuuluit raid ftfrwdy for JO w«r»-tn Ublef The proposition which the logisla- chimneys, ebralos IU twenly-flfth anniversary half an hour, but toon came back and as these he ultimately adjusted In har- rorra—m(c, mft. no opUtn—bic.kiupaeold construction of ships, and that is to devise the ways with it another affliction. Tbe kidney Bulk of Taxea Levied Upon War Ex- luro haa placed before fhe voters at under tho guidance of Cornelius De- la 14 houi»—grip In 3 Uoary lecretioni began to pain Bupreme War Council Reaches De- mony with the principles of the society back if It fall*- The »emdn« boi h«i • Red top and means for their operation. A great merchant Kaleva—It Is reported that the Con- Eight Hundred Soldiers From Camp cess Profits of Corporations and Both Houses Adopted Concurrent Res- the election noxt April, lo bond tho vos. Tho Observer has been in exist- me: the flow waa scanty of nations. It Is explained, but pending with Uf. HU1'» pirturt. At AU Dma Bbxti. cision That It Is Necescary to Im- sumers' Powor Co. will build a now ence for 40 years. and burned like fire when Lewis Are Quartered In City Ready j on Incomes—Heavy Liquor marine is essential to the United States. Its suc- olution to Loan $50 to Each Soldier state for as high as $50,000,000 for the completion of the organijjition of dam on tho Manistee River near here paifina. I bad severe pose More Severe Conditiona for Any Expediency—Busi- Tax Increase. roads, means the enabling of Michigan that society It has been found exitedl- riLTIU TABLE FRAME COMPLETE cessful operation is not for the benefit of any one man Returned Broke and Out of Job. this spring. Grand Rapids—Grand Rapida mer- litadachea and my bladder Upon Qermany Becaute ness Is Suspended. lo meet the federal government half- chonu havo fllled a protest to the got badly inflamed, too, ent to arrange for a full hearing of all WITH SAW or class of men, or for any one branch of business, but St. Joseph—Business women of St. of Her Attitude. Washington, Feb. 7.—With the sub- way on Us plans, he said. Ho declared proposed luxury tax. The merchonU and I noticed little par- these claims. ticles of gravel in the le- Seattle, Wash.. Feb. 8.—Seattle's mKslon to congress ot tho conferees' it is for the good of every individual citizen of the that Michigan is tho loader In the Joseph have formed an auxiliary to Thus complex Issues raised by tho inch By William Lee Colnon. charge that the Ux would be bard cretioni. Doon'i Kitneu general strike was culled at the sched- agreement on the long-delnyed war good roads movement nnd that many the Chamber of Commerce with a Paris. Feb. 10.—Tbe first world's ,.ln|llls of oreece not only to enemy United Stales. I do not care what plan, in the opinion to compute and collect and that it Pilh bad been recom- —Lansing. view of protecting Intoresla of women uled time. First reports from the | revenue hill, (he American people 24 $23.90 other states are following along the would be unpopular. mended lo me and I be- nmstltutiou, practically complete, will torrltor, |nit ,0 sections also claimed of our great legislators at Washington, may be beat downtown section said union street | were presented with their prospective lines It began. In Industry. n their u«e. The first "r- be given the test of universal public |1V othl.r fr|cn(||y nfter being Bo much Intoresl has been taken In cur mun ||arted their cars for the 26 2450 Jor the operation of these ships, so long as they are operated economically Grand Rapida—RepresenUlives of CIf boz brought relief and I paased federal hix budget for 1010 ond en- tho project of Senator MacNaughton, The leglslaturo adopted n resolution Charlollo—Miss Martha Curtlss has opinion this week. | stated by Premier Venlxelos. were re- tho stale flsh commission visited the a stone the size of a pea. It was a barns, union elevator operators In nil suing years—something over $0,000.- beon awarded the stale championship Offldnl announcement was made | f(.rr(1(1 t0 „a committeTOmmiItCL. e ooff expertexperts for 28 2550 and so long as the expense of operation is not borne by any one or few of Kent county, to have the stalo lo momorlallzo Michigan members of terrible ordeal and afterwards a sandy the large buildings abandoned tbelr & Mill Creek Hatchery, near this city. fediment and particles of icravel tellled that the committee compiling the draft 000.000 (his year and $4,000,000,000 the A- build terminal warehouses for the congress lo support the Bankhead bill by the M. A. C. for her work in can- further examination, leaving the su- but by the whole people. No American shipbuilding can be profitable Tho Paris Hatchery was also visited. in the urine. I got more of tbe pills cars and restaurants closed their doors year after, subject to the revision of ning fruits and vegetables by the for reorganization of the league of na- j preme cnuncfl free to take up other I.WlHS 30 26.90 storing of farm products, that the mat- calling for $200,000,000 for good roads. and (hev cured me. The inflammation when their union cooks and waiters y or auccessful or enlist private capital today as shipping is now operated. The two hatcheries have asked for on future rates expected to be undertaken tions had nccepted all of the 22 arti- questions. ter has been hold up temporarily. Tho Michigan stands to recclvo $5,500,000 cold pack method. left and there was no more pain or left. Louis F. Swift, president of Swift Increasod appropriation. cles and had referred tho constitution by the next congress. SAWS Joint resolution to provide for sub- of this if It Is ready to do lis share llockford—A now community hall gravel. I now ileep well, eat well snd Await League Principles. & Co., who has been testifying In tho Henry D. Lindsley made a comfort- I do not care in what form the people pay the bill. If the govern- Eight hundred United States troops Thc conference report, presented to my kidneys act normally. Doan't to a subcommittee for u partial re- | The report of this committee proh- able fortune In Texas before he was mission of the matter lo tho voters in the fodoral road plan. The houso, may bo erected here In the near fu- Grand Rapida—George Reed, regis- from Camp Lewis are quartered in puckers' Investlgntlun beforo congres- 24 inch - $5.40 ment operates the ships themselves and operates them ot a loss, the people Kidney Pilli alone accomplished this draft, necessitated by some minor the house by Majority Lender KKchln, in committee of the whole, adopted trar of deeds, has aaked that atepa wonderful cure." : ably will not be acted upon until a sional committees. fifty, and retired, but couldn't resist of the state al the April election had ture, Slops toward bonding the city Seattle to "stlind ready for any with nrrangements for Its considera- pay the bill. If the ships are operated by private concerns and a loss changes. | society of nations is In being and the the call of the training camps when 126 " 6.40 bnen sent along to third reading in without amendment the Aldrlch bill for tho sum of money needed havo be Uken whereby the registera In the "Suiwribed and "worn to befort mt." emergency." as army offlcers said, tion Friday, Is regarded assured of M One clause accepted Is thnt the principle established on which all such tho United S(n(es entered (he war. accrues that is made up in some form of subsidy, thc people pay the bill. tho senate when requests bocame nu- lo empower the stalo highway com- already been taken. Michigan counties may record sol JAMES M. SMITH, Notary Public. resulting from tho general strike 28 7.40 league shall have an internationai adoption by both house and senate dlers" dischorgos from service with claims will be decided. He made such a fine record In the M merous for a public hearing on ll. missioner to soo that work on state Grand Rapids—More than 500 min- CM Dmb'* al Aay Star*, 60« a B« Thursday of 45.000 union men in and of approval by thc president It I do not hesitate to say, however—not as a politician, because in nrmy as well as navy. It Is expected thnt the same course army (hat ho rose (o (he rank of colo- 30 8.40 Senator MacNaughton himself thon trunk line highways Is not held up by out collecting tho usual fee. sympathy with 25.000 shipyard work- ARMY AT PEAK NOV. 11 isters from Western Michigan are ex- What the League Comprises. thus promises thu future American that I have never had ony port—thot thc real development of any great DOAN'S will bo followed with the claims of nel. and now he Is a( (ho head of MANDRELS $4.00 AND UP had tho resolution sent bock lo the any county noglecllng to do Us share. pected to attend a meeting of the lay- Cheboygan—Ellzaboth Pupor has re- ers who walked out Jnnuary 21 to en- tax yield. The present yield Is about FOSTER.MILBURN CO, BUFFALO, N, Y. The plan agreed upon embraces Italy to territory beyond Itnlla Irre- tho war risk bureau of (he (reasury. stale affairs commllloe so thai a The bill would permit tho stale high- force demands for Increased pay. WAR DEPARTMENT SAYS FORCE enterprise depends on the individual initiative of the American business men missionary movemont lo be heid ceived word from her brother. Private these principal features: $4,370,000,000. denta proper, Including the Dalmatian It Is seme Job, but Colnnel Lind'ley week's notice ol a hearing could bo way doporlmenl to go on with the hero March 31 lo April 2. Charlos Pupor. reported aa misalng In Union labor lenders declared that TOTALED 3.703,273. Tho bill gives every soldier, sailor man. I do not believe that we will ever get the full economical develop- Flrst*-The league shall have an coast, which are to bu heard next by Is on Insurance man and successful given. work und charge the county's sharo The Meaning. virtually 55.000 union members are on Lansing—StallBllcs show that tho action October 4. Ho aaya lie waa executive committee, with full pow- tho supreme council. and marine nnd all woman nurses In enough to nin onythlng. ment of any greot branch of American industry thot is not developed up lo ll. withholding state reward "I heard Anna nnitler to herself thnt strike in Seattle. This number In- wounded October 13 nnd hna been lo ers. always In nesslon, the ten or On Nov. 1, When German Reserves the American forces a bonus of $00. total number of Illiterates In tho slate This method of work gives the mem POND ICI SAWI onder private enterprise ond by private copitol. money if necessary lo gel the county o German prlaon camp since. she wos going to face the trouble and cludes the 25.000 who walked out of Besides this year's tax levy nf obout To keep pace with dovelopments In of 10 years old and over is 74.800. twelve members being appointed by !„.„ n[ n,,. society of nations ciimmlt- Were fxhauited, Allies Outnum- to pay up. make It the subject of thorough reflec- the ihlpynrds January 21. The gener- Our grcot outlet for all monufoctures must bo foreign markets. How Washington In tho Nowborry-Ford sen- Males of voting ago said to bo lilltor- Allegan—There will be no prlmar- the larger powers directly, but acting j (oca better opportunity to hasten their bered Foe Two to One. $0,000,000,000. further treasury needs, tion." al strike, they said, was tbe llrst evei YANKS ROUT "REDS" atorial case tho slate sonalo had to oto reach a otai of 38.708. lea in Aliegon thia spring unless aome for the entire league. i work. Indications are that this sys- fo bo raised by bonds and other means Muiniidir^i •re we going to get into the foreign markets? The shipyards of the "I guess you heard her any that called In the United Ktates. nre estimated by (ho treasury at obout •4,00 AND UP do some runh work on tho bill lo pro- one wanU lo try to bent C. L. Good 8econd—There is lo he a Judicial toni will make it possible to got the Washington. Feb. 7.—The total jUnited States during the year 1919 ore copoble of producing with cose There ore numerous bills In to in- Malta wan—Mrs. Terry Voider was when she was looking In the glass at •Mayor Ole O. Hanson issued a stsfe- $12,000,000,000. U. S. TROOPS INFLICT HEAVY servo ballots In senatorial elections. rich fur county school commlaalonor. on unbecoming hat." tribunal, before which nations may ; society of nations plan out of commlt- strength of the United Stoles army on AMERIOAN SAW * TOOL WORK! crease snlhrles of circuit court saved from death after she accldently ment declaring that law and order will LOSSES ON BOLSHEVIKI. and economically between eight million and ten million tons of occon Tho bill already had passod tho houso At proaent there aro no contoala for bo ordered to appear by the executive: tee and before the plenary conference November 11, when the armistice was Tho following fable shows the rates I4th ST. A WEtTKRN AVI., CHICAQO stenographers In various districts lipped a kerosene lamp olf the table. prevail. "Business us usual" will be nnd had been given immedialo offecl any place on the real of the ballot body to settle differences. within the ten days remaining of Pres- signed mid when the American war of Income tax for 1018. shipping. nbout tho slate. Tho flrst lo come up Her husband threw on overcnol about For Constipation. Blllousneaa, Liver the sign at the city hall and the city there, and was Just reported out of Thlrd—There is to be an interna- ident Wilson's stay in France. effort was ot Its peak, was 3,703.273 Tho table covers Incomes above Two Divlaloni of Bolshevists Annlhl. The total occon tonnage which the United Stoics will possess ot the In the sonalo affoctod Burrlon county her ond smothered the flames. Owoiao —Edward Mix, Durand and Kidney troubles, take Garfield plants, he oskerted. $3,000, as the |iersonal exemptions of lated by Siberian Force Under committee In the senate when word Tea. Adv. tlonal parliament, sitting once a year. Tht omeja| 8tattm#nt nflicers and men. including the ma- district. Senator Herborl liaker, of Lapeer—Word O. Rood, 53 years old. youth who broke out the Durand Jail Most of thc city stores announced $1,000 for single and $2,000 for mar- «nd of that period will, if properly and economically operated, furnish a came from Washington that tho sen- with delegates from all the member ^ rine corps on duty with the army in General Gaida. , Cheboygan, had a roforondum at- well known Lapeer man. was struck December 20 while awaiting ezamlna they would remain open os long as ried persons, with $200 additional ex- merchant marine that should make our industries secure in this transition ate down there was about lo lake up No Red Tape. nations, to wn-ider woHd i-ctshitlon., ^ commte,im nf thc !cajn,e of Europe. A Rtotlsllcol table made pub- tached lo It when It wos up In com- lion on a atatutory charge waa caught (heir slocks iuRi. When their .-.helves and Instantly killed by a Grand Two Indies made a formal call on a euipUoD foi' endi uiluor dependent, AreLuugel, Feb. 7.—Heavy losses tho Newberry-Ford argument again. Fourth—There Is to be an Interna- j met ut tlle de (.rlllon lic by the wor department gives ibis period. mitfM of thn whole. lawyer mom* Trunk work train while walidni along at Flint and George Wilkina, of Jack- are empty they will be unable lo re- largely cover incomes below the $3,000 Nowborry men here wanted to show dlHtniit acqunlntance. Thn maid asked tlonal military force. consWing of nn 8;;w p m n|1)| dl. llgure. wero Inflicted on the bolshevlki by the son, wno cacnped ut the sumo lime, plenish them, ns the truck drivers were hers of the sonalo pondorod on tho the railroad track lo his farm homo. them lo wail until ahe ascertained mark: American forces and enemy was driven that thoy aro as anxious as anyone to army as well ns a navy, hnch nation ,ni|wi diBcusgions. A preamble ami In rifle strength, which means men. mailer over night and the next day has also been caught. among the strikers. Norms! Sur- Muskegon-Working forces of tho whether the person Inqiflred for wns Is to maintain Its part of this army, ^ mtidea were discussed and their 'stondlng in the trenches ready to go back in disorder, from tho village of seo the ballots of -last Novombor re- vo Telephone operators remained at UX. tax, Total CONSUMERS FISH .CO objected lo a referendum on strictly Continental Motor Corporation have Petoskey-George Garland, 13 years m. Presently she tripped downsUlm, within Us own borders, subject to call , provisionally agreed upon. Sat- over the top with the bayonet," the tax. Vlstavka. on the Vnga. counted if Washington thinks thoy ext8 fhelr posts, according to reports. Se- Net Income. pet PCt legal grounds. been laid off.for 10 days during In- old, son of the publisher of the Cen- nnd nnnounced that "the lady was not allies' total on July 1, was 1.650.000. •J.OOO ... ( 1 « Tho American casualties were five should bo, and urged Immedlato pass- hy the executive body of the league., iHfu(.(ory progress was made in regard Baker held that it was a mailer lo- tral Lako Torch, M. L. Garland, waa attle expects to have lights, as the 4.000 ... « ventory. Tho largo now addition Just n( home." One of the cnllers. finding to servo wherever needed. | |, r p of the draft. The ques- compared with 1.412.000 for the Ger- It) killed ond several wounded. Many bol- "Me-und Gott"; Why the Former Kaiser age of the bill In tho stalo senate. t0 ot e nrl8 strike committee of the Centrol La- MOO ... « in NEW HERRING, nmmi M. dr.u.d JUH cal to Berrien county. The lawyers. completed will be ready for operation drowned while skoling on thin ico at that she had forgotten her cords, sold The military force of the league Is | ]j| g representatives of oth- mans. shevik soldiers wero taken prisoner Last November, when these ballots t on 0( n bor council voted lo exempt from the WOO ... « 1 ao Bl( R.dactioa on .11 Kiadi FUk Including Senators Brennan. Hicks at tho end of this time. Intermediate Lake. Companlona at lo her friend, "Let me write my nama nsed only to compel the nations to powers to the commliislon also was Included in the table is a compsra- ».000 ... 1J 1 »> by the Americans. IHM Itihi Fm4 MMWnilM IkttM U. Ulltt Called Upon His Gott in Vain were cast there was no provision for cr strike the engineers In the municipal and Clark, contended that the whole tempted to rescue him with a rope on your cord." 10,000 ... IX 1 The enemy early In the morning be- saving them and no way of having a Grayling—Chief Forester Marcus avail themselves of the preliminary | discussml." five statement of the strength of the sx made hy tieing swenters together. lighting plants. 11.000 ... 11 4 1.1M circuit court act Is ono general act, "Oh, It Isn't ot all necessnry, miss," machinery of the league fo setflo President Wilson had a conference forces of the allies and the Germans gan a bombardment with fleM guns 200 ACRES B, HEREWARD CARR1NGTON, PL D. recount except on order of tho U. S. Schaal,' of tho Higglns Lake preserve, Schoois may be forced to close by M.OOO ... » B 1.490 covering the slate at largo; that it Saginaw—Vincent hotal, one of the pul In the maid cheerfully, "I told hei and howitzers, and under cover of a sonalo, but practically all of them bos opened headquarters here lo di. their differences without war. If this, W|,h premier Lloyd (leorge and A. J. on the western front by months, be- 16.000 ... 11 « 1,850 the strike of Janitors and engineers, Subdivides tho stato into dislrlcla, best known hostelrles in northeoatorn who It wns." machinery falls, the war will h* per- Hnifonr, the nritish foreign secretary, ginning April 1, 1018. showing that JJ.000 .., 12 T 2,230 shrapnel ond pompom barrage essayed still are intact. reel the staff of seven men employed the ofllce of superintendent of schools ... 12 t 2.6S0 various seclions ot the act dealing Michigan for 30 yeara, closed ita mitted without further interference | i president and the Brillsh states- on July 1 for the flrst time the allies' ».«» a frontal attack with infantry In the When the slate senate took the lo safeguard slate-owned young for- x ie stnted. Moving-picture houses muy ... 12 9 1,060 While the ex-koiscr wos insisting upon his portnership—"Gott-mit a.ooo J nli ii to a Cfe, Indiana. with the various districts. Hence, doors and the building turned over Wale of Ohio, City of Tolado, Local by the league, provided the belllger- j men were together for some time. "rifle strength" exceeded that of the 10 J.«0 afternoon. matter up it hoard the hill In commit- ests near hero aggregating 148,000 County—aa. not open, it was believed, as they will 2I.OCO ... 12 they insisted, an amundmont to a cer- to its owners, the D. W. Rust estate, ents observe such rules and regulii- The president was up until nfter Germans. M.OCO ... 12 11 3,960 The American troops, who were ttns," "Me und Gott"—tho German ormy wos performing deeds of cruelty tee of the whole, sent It on lo third acres. Prank J. Chener makes oath that ha U be crippled by the strike of operulors 21,000 ... 12 12 4,430 MARRIED FOLKS, ATTENTION I tain lino of a certain section, affecting of Detroit, by April 1. W. A. Aubrey senior partner of the Arm of P. J. Chenei tlons of warfare as may be formulated midnight attending a meeting of the On November 1 when the enemy's rested nfter fhelr retirement from tod barborism which ore unporalleled in history. And we know thot these Reading, then resumed third reading Kalamazoo — Lieutenant George ft Co., doing builnesa In tha City of To- and musicians. 11 4.830 S0.000 ... 12 Shenkursk and were now established the salary of a stenographer anywhere, has been operating the hotel for near- by the league. commission on tho society of nations. reserves had been exhausted and his 14 5.4M and suspended the rules, passing tho Clark, son of Mrs. O. H. Clark formdr The general walkout was called by c.ooo ... 12' 1 deeds were perfumed by the soldiery under strict orders fwm the high wns a port of the geueral act. ly 17 yeara. It is further planned thnt nn eco- However, he arose early and went for front line strength reduced by obout M.OO) ... 12 IS 1*0 In a good position, poured a heavy flre S * x 8 ft. Spaciai price »1 40 ' bill unanimously. Immediate effect president of the Michigan SUte Equal the Sealtle Central Labor council ns o 6.650 " crtnald. MOR- command. The matter finally was referred nomic boycott and similar forms of | g walk. half, the allies had rlflt strength ot «,000 .!. n It from artillery and machine guns Into also was attached to ll and ll was sent Owoaao—Z. W. Earl, local mer- n on sympathetic move to help shlpynrd SPRUCE. KANSAS Suffrago association, has been award- HALL'S CATARRH ME M.OOO ... 12 17 7.130 the charging bolshevlki. whose ranks back to committee, with Inslruclions chant, ia at liberty on bond following iniCINB,' pressure will be used to bring to terms Milltnry iiitervention In Rtusii on a 1.485,000, representing odds of upward How are we to reconcile these two opporently irreconciloble factors? at once to Governor Sleeper who wns ed the distinguished service cross Jor FRANK J, CHENBT. workers, who, numbering nbout 25.000, that the views of tho attorney gen- any nation which wnnts to tight. | inrge scale Is not to be thought of, de- of two to one. •Ptrtonol exemption. 12.006. broke and lied Into the woods. GARDEN SPOT awaiting Its arrival for his signa- his arreit on writ of capias, in suit Sworn to before m» and aubscrtbea It closed the big Seattle shipyards by lAt first sight we seem to be ip a madhouse, dealing with insane persons. gallantry In on olr battle over Chateau my presence, thla «th day of Decern bar, Omsk, Feb. 7—Two divisions of MlBlulopI Dtlta-HletaMt ioni lUpl. cotum-raw eral's office In the matter be Ascer- Allles Tighten Grip on Huns. ' clared Arthur J. Balfour, the British Beverage taxes, contingent on prohl •Malta land. Ia dralaae* dlitriet. WaiUacwa ture. Thierry last July. for $2,000 started by Nathan Burlia striking January 21 for higher pay. Ooonir. Two L,IIM ion. CnuiT.r. 4D lo UD acraa It may be objected thot thc koiser wos merely posing—that he was tained. Chaso Osborn, when gov- ! blflon, as adopted are: holshevlsts have been virtually anni- of Owosso, who claims Earl stole hid (Baal) A. W. Glaaaon, Notary lUbUc. The supreme war council Is report- foreign secretary. In closing an Inter- Oiympla, Wash.. Feb. 8.-Should the at M0. Oat ami oath. U M. UBST, B«*aaa«,TM& Lansing—By unanimous volo tho HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE Is tak- hilated by Siberian troops under Gen- ernor, once vetoed a stenographer's JIG NAVY ASKED BY WILSON • Distilled spirits for nonbeveruge pur not sincere. His religious convictions, however, appear to be genuine. We Both houses now havo passed the wlfe'a affecliona. He says he haa afll- an Internally and acta (hroufh the Bloo4 ed to have reached n decision that it j view which he granted the newspaper need arise, protection for life and salary hill nn the same grounds that House approved tho bill of Rep. An- poses, $2.20 per proof gallon, the prea- eral Galda at Kungur, 60 miles south- Durable Tread Tires davlU made by his wife regarding hor on tha Miiroua Hiirfacaa af tha Ryatara. was necessary fo Impose more severe correspondents here. The great pow- property in Seattle and Tacoma during con eace terms. He was led fo th Put on Uniform Will Havo Work tbe house naval committee to another wines, double exlsllng roles hosed on compelerit man lo inspect the 21 coal discovered. Sho has been without 0 But what kind of o God can this man hove? Surely not a God of clerk, tho latter to get ten cents for tion In the case of Mrs. Durloy Mumn, Ihe Pita. Rfafement by a question from ono of If He WanU It three-yenr 'construction program. alcoholic content, also with a prohibi- I Oonnlr MlMoori. 1 Tho hurt of a fu... , „ , , are said to have reached n climax In 100 ACRES ££. mines In Michigan for $4 a day, as he each order. Rep. Lewis wants tho deor food for a week. Physicians soya she 'Urn vor a cucut stopa whoa the interviewers, who said: This wns disclosed by Chairman tion "relief' provision permitting dis- GERMANY SOUGHT WAR IN '14 love; it seems rather a God of hate, on ongry, wrathful and revengeful charged with neglecting her children. cannot live. —Col e a Carboll>«Jv„vep la applied. Ii heala a threat made at Webnar by Chon- iterai must know mining and can earn $8 or quickly without acara, 3c and Mo by hunting season changed from Us pros One of the Jurors offered to aid the cellor Ebert that Germany would "There is much talk In the pence con- Washington. Feb. 6.—"Every soldier Padgett of the committee when the tillation of wines for Industrial pur- monarch, a partisan of wor, strife ond might He is o medievol, anthropo- •U dnixrlat. For fr*„mol. writ?ThJ more a day working as a miner. ent dales of November 10 lo Nov. 30 Flint—When William White offered ference nbout various problems, such who put on the uniform of the United house began consideration of the $750.- poses; ceresi beverages, or "near Bavarian Leader Blames Ex-Kals«r woman, who is in impoverished cir- J. W. Cola Co.. Rockford. IlL-AdV. break off negotiations with the allies. FORSAii^^^ftM inorphic Deity, corresponding to the older Teutonic conception of Thor. Tho senate also has passed the and lo have It run from Nov. 20 to a personal check In payment for a Tho feeling in peace conference cir- as thc society of nntlons. Do you nut States, who fought, or trained to fight, 000,000 annnoi naval appropriation beer," 15 per ccnt on sales, o now tax; for Plsn, Including Annexing Bel- iBpraraa. ruj Mm. Addiau lia L Bta. bm. la. cumstances, to make clothes for the loint resolution to submit a consti- Deo. 10. Ho also would havo the $43 purchase at a local store, tho think your real task is, beforo every- grape Juice, ginger ale, root beer, pop gium—Holds Mass of Evidence. In short, tho Gott of this man Hohenzollern was the product of hia little ones. Suitable Concession. cles is that the Germans are more nnd will have a Job if he wonts one." Sec- bill. lutional amendment to a vote In April closed season on muskrats ond other clerk questioned whether he hud thui Pn con you gel me a new rubber thing else, to Impose peace condltious retary Baker declared in delivering the Mr. Padgett fold of a cablegram sent artificial mineral and carbonated wa «st more forgetting their position and It own biiin, of his own imagination. William II created o being whom lo allow the raising of salaries of Saginaw—One hundred residence of much on deposit White took the 1 Berne. Feb. 10.—There Is still a vast small fur-bearing animals start April cootr "Well. 1 guess I con stretch is expected that the supreme war upon Germany?" opening address at the fourteenth by the president from Paris to Secre- tera and beverages and similar soft Tltlabawassee township, Invaded Jus- he worshiped ond admired, which wos a more or less counterpart of him- supreme conrt Justices and Judges of 1 Instead of May 1 of each year, con- clerk with him to tho bank, declaring a point for it" council will fake measurss to bring Working on Both Plane. annual convention of the national tary Daniels, saying nothing had oc- drinks, 10 per cent on manufacturers' amount of material to be examined In Between Battles. tice Selglst's court in Zilwaukee to at- courts of record during their terms of tinuing to Nov. 15 as at present Rop. ho had $500 on deposit. Search of rivers nnd harbors congress. The sec- curred over there to chonge tho rec- sales. Instead of the present rate of German quarters regarding respon- One of our boys was talking with fielf—more glorified. The God which the kaiser worshiped, to whom he them to a sense of the renlitles. After n moment's reflection. Secre- office. tend the examination of Edward the books failed to show It, and White ommendations he mode in his annual Bcent per gallon; natural mineral wo sibility for the outbreak of ihe war, Lowls would have orders of county When 11 comes lo lying about sulla. Marshal Foch will go to Treves tary Balfour replied; retsry emphasized the duty of Ameri- one of the Frenchles In the trenches. prayed, is absolutely different from tho being worshiped by the ollieo— Stephan, arrested charged with a drain commissioners Ineffective until drew 60 daya in Jail, when he pleaded some tailors con discount some low Icon business men to co-operate In message to congress. (ers, ? cents per gallon, douWo pres- said Kurt Eisner, the Bavarian pre- He rtked the French soldier where February 17 fo fix the conditions for "One can evidently criticize without as different as light from darkness, love from hate, sympathy from de- herlous crime against a FreeUnd guilty to a false pretense charge. yera. • The message was brought to the at mier. in discussing this subject with Senator Condon has Introduced In approved and countersigned by Judges a third renewal of the armistice and limit the methods of work wo have what tho government wn$ doing In this ent law. lie lived. Tho Frenchman pointed (ho school teacher, whom he left uncon- tentlon of the committee by Daniels. • A new tax, effective May 1 next, Is 1 (he correspondent. atruction and fear. The kaiser's Gott was, in fact, a typical God of hate— the senate nnd Representative Frank- of probate. Senator Brennan wants East Lansing—A goodly prospect of the discussion of the conditions to be adopted, but rather than answer cilfl- direction, and sold thnt every chamber direction und mentioned a village near- scious on the railroad tracks. It Ii county agents appointed by the state The. police court Is a contlnnoui imposed are before tho supreme war of commerce, board of trade or other "Tho president was very earnest.' cent on each 10 conts or fraction of "The entire archives are os yet un- by. When osked if ho went hom® aa opposed to tho spirit of love, peace and justice. lin Moore has Introduced In tho housd proflu is held out by Professor A. K. cisms, I would rather tell you thnt the said violence was threatened. bench show. bills to place private and parochial board of charities and correctlonB in- Chittenden of Michigan Affricullural council session. fnct that the problem of the society of similar organization should realize Representative Padgett said, "ond retailers' sales of ice cream, soda examined." Ilerr Eisner said, "but often he replied: "About twice a schools under the supervision of the stead of by tho governor and paid Menominee—Thomas H. Ross, chief college for tho man who ventures this No Ships Handed Over. nntlons has been taken up before that the need for its participation. Urging very Insistent that the three-year pro- water, sundaes and similar confections already much material has been found week." "Oh." said the American lad, $2,500 In Wayne county; $2,000 to immigration inspector at the Soo, pr3- spring into the business of making a It is understood that the council of peace, properly so called. In no the house rules committee to give the gram be carried out." or drinks to be paid by consumers. In the secret archives of the Munich "then you commute on the war, doa't slate superintendent of public Instrac- Cigar rates fixed by the conferees lion; to have them graded similarly Kent county and $5 a day in all other dlcls an unprecedented rush of Imml. good grade of maple syrup. In re- will fix a brief time within which the way slgnifles that the settlement of right of way for passage of legislation diplomatic correspondence proving youl" Weekly Health Talks counties. grants to Europe as soon as the porting on experimenta conducted by Germans must carry out the condi- cur accounts with the enemy will only prohibiting immigration for four years, range from $1.50 per thousand. Instead Germany's guilt, her responsibility for to public school grades; and to havo Sherman Law Is Out of Business in stringent laws governing the depart- the department of forestry Professor tions they bnve only fulfilled In pnrt. come afterward. The mechanism of Frank Morrison, secretory of the Amer- U. S. CASUALTIES IN RUSSIA of $1 on cigars weighing three pounds beginning the war. For instance, all instruction in them In tho English BOSCHEE'S SYRUP ure of civilians from tho country is Where Moat Sickness Begins In this respect It is noted that none the commissions we have Instituted ican f leratlon of Lobor, sold that or less per thousand, to $15 per thou- there la a record of a conversation language. Represcntallvo Vino also Chittenden gives the approximate cost Representative Olmsted, of Midland, repealed. There will be as many os of tho German merchant ships which permits the concurrent study of sev- 500.000 men now In the United Stofes Archangel Region Losses Include 180 sand, a 50 per cent increase on cigars between King Ludwlg of Bavaria and Why use ordinary cough remedls* Reconstruction of Railroads has introduced a bill lo place the of a gallon of syrup, ready for ship- and Ends When Boschee's Syrup has been used wants county boards of supervisors 5.000 foreigners leave the upper penin. ment, as $1,45. were to have been sent to certain al- eral questions. ore without employment. Americans Killed or Missing gold In excess of 20 cents esch. Count von Schoen, the former German leaching staff of the Adrian school for BY FRANKLIN DUANE, 1L D. lied ports has yet been handed over. Cigarettes are taxed $3 per thou- ambassador at Paris, which was so successfully for fifty-one years ia girls under tho direct supervision of compelled to submit to a vote of the suia for foreign ports within (he noxt "Let public opinion be renssnred. In Action. By T. P. SHONTS Day City-While an Ice famine ap- It can be Hid broadly that moat humaa sand Instead of $2.05 on those weigh- ail parts of the United States for people any largo public construction year or so. Mr. Ross believes. French opinion considers thnt tho The delegates fo the peace conference found among Count von Hcrtllng's pa the slate suporintendent of public in- parently threatens Bay City and UIi begin in the •tornach and end in th« MANY YANKS WERE NAUGHTY work involving the expenditure ot occupation of Essen is of flrst neces- have no Intention of employing diln- Woshlngfon. Feb. 10.—Total casual ing not more (ban three pounds per per*, which showa that Germany de- coughs, bronchitis, colds settled in the struction. Lansing—Michigan stale banks and southern Michigan, reports indicate itomacb. Good dige-lion means good county funds. Representative Chew sity if the allies are to control Ger- fory methods. They are using all lies In the American forces In the thousand, nnd $7.20 per thousand In- sired the war. throat especially lung Iroubiest It We must take government control of the railroads as now in effect trust companies lo the number of 292 that there will be a good harvest of health, and poor digestion means bad Three Hundred and Seventy Thousand gives the potient a good night's rest wants tho limit ot $200 a year which many's principal war factories. Pub- their energy and skill lo attnlu as soon Archangel region of Russia up to and stead of $4.80, on cigarettes weighing The conversation took plow In Au- Senator Henry has pul in a bill to hod affiliated with the Federal Re- Ice Immediately north of here, Meag- health. The minute your stomach fail* tc American Soldlera Were Court- free from coughing, with easy expec- as a fact—and let thot be our point of doporture. And wo must agree rural communities may expend on lic opinion in France also Is asking if as possible tbe Just peace to which the Including Jannory 31 were 180 killed, more. gust. 1014. (he king telling the am- create the office of stale hotel inspec- serve system up to tho end of 1918, her Broa., of thia city, who furnish properly dispose of the food you eat, trou- the supreme war council is going to Martlaled During War. Tobacco nnd snuff ore taxed 18 toration in the mornipg, gives nature cemeteries romovod, so that they may bles begin to crop out in varioas forma. whole world aspires. That Is their one died of wounds, sickness or from other bassador (hat this war must have a that the present system of operation has in it certain merits which must tor, with deputy Inspectors in each it is announced, these being located several railroads. Including tho Michi- allow Field Marshal von Ulndenburg a chance to soothe the Inflamed parts, spend any amount thoy vote to spjnd Indigestion and dyipepsia are tbe common- aim, their sole ambition." causes, or missing In action, ond 220 cents a pound, on Increase of 6 cents. different result from th*l of the war never be sacrificed. Most of them, indeed, embody reforms for which congressional dlatricL The hotels In 81 cities, 288 banks with the Sev- gan Cantral, with ice. are gathering to establish himself In Bromberg nnd Washington. Feb. 10.—The fnct that throw off tho disease, helping the pa- for this purpose. est forms, but thin, impure blood, head- As the Interview was closing one of wounded or Injured, making n tofal Stringent provisions were adopted by of IffTO and that Belgium must be an- enth or Chicago Federal Reserve dis- on additional crew for the harvest on there were more than 370,000 court- would pay license fees ranging from aches, backaches, pimples, blotcbea, ditri- prepare a campaign against Poland, casualty list of 400 out of a force num- tbe conferees to regulate dealers In nexed to Germany. tient to regain his health. Made la lailrood officers hove clamored these many years. • trict and the fibers with the Minne- the correspondents asked regarding $2 lo $25. occording lo tho number George's lake, Ogemaw county. A neu. belching, coated tongue, weakneaa, which can only be supplied through mortlal trials of American soldiers America nnd sold for more than half the Itussian question. bering 4.025. leaf tobacco. First and foremost tho Sherman low is out of business. It wos tossed apolis or Ninth district. Resources member of the firm soya that the Ice during the war was disclosed by Sec- of rooms they have. All would havo Both houses have adopted a con- poor appetite, aleepleasneaa, coughs, coldi Danxlg. "It Is a most disquieting situntion.' This Informodon was con(alncd In Amusement admission taxes In the • century.—Adv. of the bunks affiliating with the retary of Wor Baker in a letter to the STRIKE IN ENGLAND ENDS ont of the window by Fairfax Harrison and the railroad war board aa soon lo be equipped with large electric here ia ten inches thiclL and bronchitis are almost aa common. Awards Belgium $2,000,000,000. bill. effecUve April 1. were Increased current resolution to allow the sUte replied Mr. Balfour. "We ore doing cablegram from Archangel doted Feb- flre gongs on each floor. Seventh district at $1,336,062,231. There ia but one way to have good boaltb, senate. Of this number. 22.000 cases Swiftest Dog. as war was declared; but President Wilson and Mr. McAdoo chloroformed war preparedness board to loan $50 Detroit—According to a special re- Paris, Feb. 7.—The United States. nil thut cun be done. As to military ruary 4. Tho casuaides were ilsled as only in a few Instances, the general and that ia to put and keep your stonacK were heard by general courts-mortlal. Threatened Labor Troubles Are Virtu- The awlftest dog In the world, the Representative Warner has intro- each to returned soldiers and sailors Bay City—Acting upon Instructions port made by Second Deputy Commls- Great Britain, France nnd Italy have Intervention on a large scale, it Is not rate of 1 cent on each 10 cents or frac- and embalmed it on the 28th of December, 1917. in good order litis is easy to do if yon while about 850.000 wor- tried by spe- follows ally Settled—Railway Men to duced a Joint resoiullon lo amend the written some time ago by George A. •loner of Police George A. Waltera, 70 agreed, according to LTntranslgeant. tion paW being retained offer poll borzoi, or Russlon wolfhound, hns who have returned "broke" and for fo be thought of." Killed In action, 3 officers and 68 Return to Work take Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov- cial or summary courts, the offenses mbde record runs that show 75 feet Let us briefly suggest the other obvious blessings of the present constitution so that no one may volo whom a Job is not Immediately avail- Oil, who was mysteriously shot and people were killed In Detroit by var- upon a $2,000,000,000 Indemnity due to Polish representatives here have re- tlons bearing thousands of names were ery. It is a wonderful tonic and blood being of o minor nature. men; died of disease. 2 offlcers and 04 on flrst papers obtained beforo 1894, killed, Mrs, Bertha EII1h# of Reading, Belgium, the flrst liiHlaiiinent to be In a second, which would give It a regime: able. "Enough to allow each one lo ious accidenta within tho month of ceived reports to the effect that a dele- men; died of wounds, 1 officer. 12 men; received protesting ogolnst on earlier London. Feb. 8.—The threatened la- purifier, and is so safe to take, for it ii Secretary Baker's letter giving the speed of 4,800 feet in n mlnuie if the but must have complete citizenship Pa., a niece; a local attorney and Dr. August, September, October, Novem- paid Immediately. igreement to double the rote. bor troubles In England are virtu- t The pooling of equipment and terminals. get a suit of clothes and a meal tick- made of roota and berbe. Dr. Pierce, ol gutlon sent by the military authorities occidentoliy killed. 3 men; drowned, 1 beforo being allowed to cast a bal- figures was sent In response to Senator pace could he kept up. et" was the idea expressed In the M. C. Bristol, tore up the floor of tho ber and December, while 218 were ser- Buffalo, N. Y., stands behind this stand- Progress In the formation of the so- of the German nrmy occupying parts Club dues nre taxed 10 per cent, the ally settled, tho railway men hnvlng Borah's resolution, adopted last week, ofllccr, 2 men; missing in action, 34 2. The eliminotion of unnecessary trains and duplicated servico. lot nporlmeniH of the dead man and ciety of nalloni) and making it opera houso whore the resolution was intro- iously Injured. During the same per- ard medicine, and it is good to knew that of Llthuanl|i nnd Bsthonia to the Hus- men. Wounded In action, oil ranks, present rate upon members of organ- agreed to resume work of once. It is directing the war deponment fo send Shave With Cuticura Soap found a will and other documents con- iod of lime, 16 murders were com- so distinguished a phyucian is proud to five Is not us rapid us President Wilson Izafions charging more than $10 an- expected thot other lobor (roubles in 3. The more economical loading and routing of freight. duced. sian soviet government has signed nn the court-martial records to the sen 108; occlden(ally wounded, 25; wound Senator Penney wants the stato to cealed In a roll of music such as used have his name identified with it When and the American peace plenipotenti- And double your razor efficiency a* mitted. One hundred and two of tho ngreement by which thc anarchists un- ed, oilier causes, 0. nually. Great Britain will be composed soon. 4. The unification of passenger ticket offices. you take Golden Medical Discovery, yon ate. well as promote skin purity, skin com- have control of the flsh business, for player pianos. Fourteen relatlvos accidenU were due to pedestrians be- aries desire. dertake to trnnsiHJrt German troops are getting the Uuefit of tbe experience oi fort tmd skin health. No mug, no 6. The elimination of the frills of the business, quch as observation through tho public domain commission Representollvo John W. Smith, of were named In the will, tho estate be- ing struck by nutomobllos. Slxty-flve Thero Is an apprehension on tho from Ukraine over the Brlunsk-Kovno Ford Must fay $19,275,385. Sugar Board Moves. New Government In Bremen. a doctor whose reputation goes all around Altaae Property Exempt slimy soap, no germs, no waste, no would be ablo lo set wholesale prices ing valued al $5,000. pnrt of Mr. Wilson that unless swift- Washington. Feb. 10.—The sugar • Amsterdam. Feb. 8.—A provlslonol cars for which no adequate faro was paid, etc. St. Clair county, introduced a bill lo persons wore Injured by atreet cars. the earth. Still more, you get a temper railroad, which Is under anarchist coa Washington. Feb. 10.—Beports on Detroit. Mich., Feb. 10.—Henry Ford irritation even when shaved twice for flsh ond flsh companies would have party stole central committees Camp Custer, Battle—Though tho ance medicine that eontaina not a drop ol er progress is made the president mny trol. was ordered, in a decision by the state equalization board of (lie food admln- government, composed of five maJorKy 6. The frank recognition of the necessity on the part of government, Detroit-Overcome by smoke in a property belonging to residents of Al- dolly. Ono soap for all uses—shaving, have to sell at these prices. Also tho alcohol or narcotic of any kind. Long ago have to depnrt before the full text of Isfradon. loca(cd In Woshlng(on since socialists, bos been proclaimed In Bre- made up of three members from eaoh 14lh Division has boon reduced to flre of undetermined origin in their It has needed hut one meeting of sace and Lorraine will no longer be supreme court, to pay $10.275385 dlvl which adds to the expenses of operation, to find the increased rotes and Dr. Pierce combined certain valuable vege- bathing and shampooing.—Adv. stale game warden could seize all congressional district instead of two 2.000 mon and blocks of barracks the society's "charter" is agreed upon. the league of untlons commission to depds, held bark by Mr. Fotjl for tho Ks orgonizadon, announced the re- men. K lakes the plnce of the Bremen home, 666 Trombley avenue, two toU, table ingredienta—without the uae ol alco- required. Allen Property Custodian fares with which to poy those expenses. the flsh that tho companies had, pay- members from each. The Idea Is to This he docs not want. Nor will he show that the events of the Inst week moval of Its offices (o 111 Wall s(reot. government, composed of "people's buildings are now empty, there are Adam and Adolph Muday, one nnd hol—so that thete remedies slwaya have POIUUT announced, Demnnds for such expansion of thc Ford Motor cbmpany Showing tt a Good Time. do it unless nil his powers of persuas- ing for them at the prices set by tho make room on the committees for w» still so many mon left at Camp Custer been strictly temperance medicine*. hnve Imbued its deliberations with tq his stockholders. New York city. mondatorles." These ore greot gains, and it is tho duty of every railroad man to see four years old roapeclively, died u property will bo withdrawn. Dugon und O'Brien hkd been togeth- domain commission and then selling mon members from each district If pile* are torturing you, get and eat alon prove Insnlilclent to bring thc rep- firm purpose thut might otherwise that the Y. M. C. A. and Knights of few hours later in SmarlUn hospital. er on a demisting expedition. After to it that they are brought clearly to public attention. We must face the Pierce's Anodyne Pile Ointment. The resentatives of the other nntlons Lansing Says U. S. Halls Union. 12 Stowaways Sh.pped Back. thorn through tho stole at sufficient Columbus can not figure ont how they Neighbora sow smoke pouring from hnve been lacking. It Is now recog Copper Companies Reduce Wages. Two Killed In Wreck. they had left the chamber of horrors, quick relief it gives ia hard to believe mtil fact very frankly that tho decision of this momentous issue ia absolutely amount to pay the cost of handling can reduce their werklng forces. It is around to the American point of view. nlzed In quarters which once almost Wnhnsho, Minn., Feb. 10.—Mall Clerk Paris. Feb. 10.—Secre(ary of State Newport News, Va.. Feb. 8.—Twelve the windowa of the dwelling and en- yon try it If constipated Dr. Pierce'a Jerome. Ariz., Feb. 10.—Local copper Dugon sold: "O'Brien, sure ond thot them. Ropresentalivo Lewis would wipe To Pin Down Foe. frankly discounted the league us Frank Stutzel of Wabasha and Engl Lansing In a statement Issued here enlisted mon of tho army, who had ar- in the hands of the public. As one with practical railroad experience ond probable that the two Y huts and one tering found the two youngators un- Pleaaant Pellets should be taken while companies announced n reduction of was a great way ye wlnt on about out all private banks In Michigan The supremo war council will meet hnrnilcsfl ideal of visionaries that neer John Helntz of Austin were killed soys (hat the government of (ho Unl(- rived here on transports as stowaways as an observer of government operation throughout tho world, I om con- K. C. building In the field artillery conscious on the floor. They were Anodyne Pile Ointment Few in- 75 cents a day In wages of mine ond your toot. Don't yez know the dlntlst Senator Clark has introduced a bill and allow the incorporation of banks are the cases which tbeae apleadid at Verssilles io take measures to Im- without some supernationnl Interna when a Wabasha passenger train ed S(n(es welcomes the union of. (he ond had been held os prisoners, wero sector will be closed, but the camp carried out, but never gained con- bmelter workers, due, they soy, fo re- was only tralln' ill" finccd that the most economical operation can be attained under private lo amend the absent voters' act so as in small communities for as low as remedies will not relieve and usually over- pose on Germany "the full will of the tlonal authority tho ordered recovery Serbian. Croatian ond Slavonian peo- sent bock to France on tbe steamer units, the casuals awaiting demobiliza- sclouaneaa. Their mother. Mra. John cent reductions in copper prices. About crashed head-on Into n freight train "Traltln' It. ehr sold O'Brien. come. They are so good that nearly every allies," says the Matin, because of the to allow any one to cast an "absent" $10,000 capitalization. These banks tion ore keeping most of the service of commerce nnd civilization from the from Minneapolis. ples. Aeolus. ownership. And the gains we have obtained from government operation Maday, had left the house only a short drug store has them for aale. four thousand nro affected. "Tratln' It I Then begob Ol'd hate to- vole who Is away from his home city nnwIlllngneBs of Germany to carry out war will be almost Impossible. san all be retained under private ownership. would all be under the supervision o( buildings well fllled, ll was also nec- time before the flre sUrled, on a be around whin he got on bad terms on lawful business on election day. Man Diet In School Fir#. Norwegian Cabinet Quits. tho state banking dopartment. essary lo open a new K. C. building. brief errand. To Reduce the Embargo. Venue Change Granted In Ford Suit wld if Pittsburgh, Pa., Feb. 7.—Ono mon is Paris. Feb. 8.—A supreme allied Detroit, Mich., Feb. 8.—A chonge of Christisnia, Feb. 7.—Tho Norwe- Washington-High prices and In- East Lansing—The entire woman's ASKS BILLION FOR WHEAT crop. Mr. Bnrnes osked for an op- Double Gurgle Exposes Whisky. Washington—Insistence by Presi- Soldiers Soothe venue from Wayne county (Including known to hnve been burned to death gian cabinet headed by Gunner Knud- Quite So. Prof. Harold G. Moulton, editor Journal of Political Economy- creased production swelled the total war organization In East Lanalng haa proprlatlon of at least 51.000.000.000, blockade council bos been organized several persons ore missing ond 100 son has resigned. The reason given Monroe—Double gurgles In 15 milk dent Wilson on the Administratlon'a to arrange for a reduction of embar- Detroit) to some other county was "They say Jerkins has a dry wit" Data beforo me from thirteen typical middle western cities show expendi- value of the farm crops of the country beon tranaferred lo pollllca. Under Skin Troubles ^e«d of Administration's Food Grain with authority fo burrow mure If neces- children were rescued by firemen when is that Knudson's party hns censed cans aroused the suspicions of a depu- policy of Navol expansion led to tho goes upon Imports Into enemy coun granted In circuit court to tho Chicago "It must be; there is no spirit IB' turea of $27,000,000 which will be mode soon. It is estimoted 48 per ccnt in 1918 hulf n billion dollura more the new organlzntlon known ns the Corporation Wants Congrtu to snry on tho credit and property of the tho South sldo public school nt Oak to maintain Its control of tho parlia- ty sheriff when he examined the con- unanimous approval given by tho tries. Vance McCormick, the American Tribune in tho $1,000,000 libel suit it- thun tho total of any previous year, East Lonaing Civlcjeague, the Wom- with Cuticura Keep Price Up. grain corporation and nutliority to buy dale, near here, was destroyed by flre. will go for lohor. It has been reliably estimated that the total of public tend of a stalled automobile which House Naval Committee to another, member, has been chosen chairman. brought by Henry Ford, ment Tho aggregate value of (arm crops en's Council of National Defewe has s ond sell wheat ond wheat products at was driven by Samuel Blerman. of To- three-year construction program. This Some men are afraid of nothing bnt money annually expended in the United States oft permonent improve- (or tho year has been placed at $14,- absorbed olher women's societies. Washington, Feb. 0.—Julius Barnes, home and abroad for cash or for U. S. Cruisers to Hamburg. I Robbed of $8,600 In Gems, ledo. Removing the lids, Schroeder was disclosed by Rep. Padgett. Chair- Swiss to Get American Cotton. House Body Aids Ireland, danger. menU is about $600,000,000—about two-thirds of which is spent by cities. 090,789,000 by the Bureau of Crop Placing a women's ticket In the field heod of tlie food administration's credit. He also asked that the presi Berlin. Feb. 4.—Four BriUsh and Cleveiond, Feb. 7.—Frank Seaman, could see only milk, the cans bearing man of tho committee, when the Housq Wnshlngton, Fob. 8.—Swlfterlnnd Washington, Feb. 8.—The houso EHllmalos of the Departmont of Agri- will not be considered by the organi- Persistent Coughs prnln corporation, asked congress dent be given lm|iort and export cm foreign affairs committee fovornbly American cruisers hnve entered the Mias William O. Lamar,>was arrest- In 1917-18 about half such work was postponed. If in 1919 wo should labels "To tha Michigan Dairy Co., began consideration of the $750,000,- hns obtained cargo space. It was culture, The previous record value zation, but It Is announced that the are danitroai. Get prompt relltf froca fhrn igh the house nffricnltural commit- borgo powers, authority to build or reported a resolution requesting the Elbe, on route to Ilomburg, to protect ed here in connection with the rob- from William Dunbar." Al the Jail, 000 bill. Mr. Padgett told of a cablo- learned, for tho immediate- ezportntion When Vour Eyes Need Care apend this $300,000,000, plus the $600,000,000 normally devoted to new was 1917. The value of lasl year's Civic league will seek to act aa a IWt. Stop* irritationi tooOiins. liTrclhe fee fo delegoto broad powers to requisition storage facilities and fo steamers loaded with foodstuffs, ll bery of $8,600 worth of Jewelry from however, tho milk was poured out and gram sent by the ProHldent Irom Paris and Ufa for yoaog and old. No opiates ia of 20.000, bales of cotton. This Is port peaco conference to consider favor 'Murine Eve Remedy construction, and add to that another $300,000,000 as an insurance for crop was double the ovorago value unit In Ita Influence on East Lansing Pfoideut Wilson as a means of license dealers, milters and elevators, was reported hero. Several large Mrs. Grace M. Chevalier, dflugiitcr of tho gurgle mystery was solved by the to Secretary Daniels saying nothing of the Bupplles SwlUerlnnd will get ably the claims of Ireland to the rignt for tho five yoara, 1912 to 1916. Mich- politics, particularly In regard to the making effective the jtovernment's control over exchange trading and au of golf-determlnotlon. stcameru havo left Koenigsburg. pi chord Cnnfleld. "ErKBKMKDir the emergency, we would lie able to employ on public works, federal, state finding of compartments in tho com hud occurred over there to change re through the rationlns oyrctment igan ranked twenty-second among admlnislrallon of tho public schools fuunuited price for the 1010 wheat Uiorltj to give preferential service. ind municipal, during 1919 about 400,000 men. ... which held 106 gallons of whisky. commendations he aadt to Congress the states in the value nf Its crops. around tho capiUi city, PISO'S THI OOLOMA COURIER, OOLOMA, MIOH. —- PASTORS' ANNOUNCEMENTS Prejudleea In Hlatery. . mm me on Km "Your nam# will go down In hla- tery." OONQBRQATIONAL CHURCH, Afore low prices for another week, begin- or conh wine "Well." replied Senator SorRhum, "I Sunday. Feb. 18, 10 a. m. Sunday hope Uie bistorisn thst writes abont ning Friday morning, February 14. •chool. Every Sunday for over a month me will be a member of ray own po- the atteudanoe mark has risen a few litical party." SKAITS SPEOALS (Continued from page one) points. Keep it 'going up.' Another Hla Handlcapa. One-fourth off on Gaps, Mackinaws, Heavy Mittens Hero Tale' will be told next Sunday Memorial Community Building In honor Til never be rich." and Wool Top Shirts morning. of onr hundred or more soldier boya. Friday and Saturday, Feb. 14th and 15tli "What's the mafter now?" 7 p. m. Evening worship. An hour Mm. A. S. Miller else made a plea for 20% off on Men's Suits and all Underwear. "I'm too conscientious to profiteer of fellowship in song and in thinking a centrally located Memorial Commun- in war timea and In peace time I'm Jersey Gloves, 25c value 20c togethar on matters that vitally ooncem ity Building with a tablet on which too willing to go Into debt lo buy Grain Bags, 65c value r-45c was engraved the names of every young everybody. Tbe pastor will speak on things I can't afford." All Calico 15c. Crochet Cotton 10c Camouflaged People. man from this community who enlisted Silk Dresses from $7.50 up Wedneeday. Feb. 19, 4 p. m. teacher in the army or navy and did his share LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP. Three pairs of Blankets, 5.25 values 4.25 training class at Mra. Ball's. Subject in crushing Proaaianism. She did Three pairs of Blankets, 3.25 values ....2.50 Serge Dresses from $15 up fordMOUSsicn: "The Will," chapter 8 not favor the use of the school Ladies' and Misses' Holeproof Hosiery, 50c val 35c in text book. as a community centre, but Outing Flannel, 35c value .20c At tbe memorial service held last thought a building for general com- Sunday morning K. H. Sherwood of munity use, one which would accommo- The above is all clean new stuff. Spring Suits while they last $2G.OO Watervliet spoke oonoerning Theodore date tho tourists who pass through Co- loma to the number of thousands each Roosevelt's achievements as president GROCERY SPECIALS Spring Coats from $17.50 up He also took occasion to express his year, should be located in tbe busineM own profound admiration of Mr. Rooee- centre of the village, where it could be Navy Beans, per pound : 10c easily be reached by everybody. velt as a man of absolute honesty, who 5 lb bag Pure Buckwheat Flour 35c Dress Skirts from $3.50 up preached the doctrine of tho 'square Mr. Ball stated that the use of either deal' and who practiced what ho of the local churches wonld be gladly Henkle & Teco Pancake Mixture, per pkg 10c preached. He was followed by W. H given for all community meotlnga until 4 bars American Family Soap, limit 4 bars 25c Percale Aprons at $1.00 Ball who spoke io an impressive manner a larger and more convenient audi 10 bars P. & G. or Pels Naptha, limit 10 bars .-69c on the pronounced Americanism of Mr. torium could be provided, and he was 1-8 bbl Perfection Flour 1.40 One to n customer Roosevelt. supported in his caseriions by both Lean Family Pork, per pound 23c The pastor in his discourse bore testi- pastors. mony to the spirit of 'the boys' in So great was tho succoess of the flrst 3 bars Trilby Soap 2§c khaki. They were willing and intelli- communitv night under the auspioea of Beechnut and Honest Scrap, 3 for 25c These are but a few of the rare values to be found at gent fighters. They went even beyond the Home Guards that another one will Wifey—The cost of living is going Large Hebe Milk, per can 12c their duty, Their fearlessness in the be held on Tuesday evening, February at our store. You must see the garments to* up every day. It'a almost prohibitive. Cash and carry plan is good for the consumer. It presence of danger and death and their With. Every man, woman and child in Hubby—I wish the cost of getting appreciate the remarkable bargains. self saoriflcing spirit made tbem invinc* Coloma and the country around Coloma married was prohibitive. means low prices and that means a quick turn over ibis. We honor them, not because they is invited to attend this meeting. A wh;ch is what we are working for. died, but because in tbe truest sense good piogram will be prepared and a ixpsnslve, Nevertheless. they lived, and living oonquered death good feed will be enjoyed. "I have a not* to meet," laid Letch- Twas not the usual whine— SIEGAN'S Remember the community supper and Geo. W. Grant & Sons "It I* a nets to inMt a peach social to be held at Uie church Friday And take her out lo dint." HIGHEST MARKET PRICE FOR BUTTER AND EGGS sTening, Feb. 81. This event will be in Up-to-date Ladies' Store SIXTY BILLION DOLIARS All Arranged. part a celebration of Washington's Mothsr^-Do you meaa to tell me birthday. 112 West Main Street BENTON HARBOR IS UNCLE SAM'S INCOME Ulat you and Jack Addlepate are lo In Lapland, •cale Reveals Salmon's Age. METHODIST RPI800PAL CHURCH. marry t In all parts of Lapland there is a A single scale from a salmon will RCT. O. I. Pollock, Pastor. Daughter—I do not only mean to tell nuraerouH class of poorer Lapps whoee Figures mean Utile when they mn tell IU owner'a ago and whether tha you, mamma, but Jack. herds of deer are too sraali to enable Hear Rev. Oeorge Elliott D. D. of the up to eleven places, but it la comfor- fish's pickings have been slim or tha' thera to live on the inouotains or to bWsop's area staff on a vli*l thsme of table to think that the naUonal In oppwlte. When viewed through a ml* trust to them entirely for tbe times at the Methodist church, Tues- come now amounta to |(0,000,000,000. Chancery Notice. croaeope the seal® win reveal tiojr These are called Wood Lappa and they day evening, Febroary 18th, at 7:80. This Is double the toUl of 1910. It lines, which have developed at the rata State ot Hicbliran, Circuit Court for the Couu live in thu woods and forests that The lecture is free to all. A free will shows the enormous stimulation of ac- tr of Berrien, In ChBiicrrr. of 16 a year. Lines crowded close Paallne O. Krnwlek. PlalDllff, »«. Jamei abound In the country. There arc alaO tivity under the stress ot war. More prove that the salmon has been living offering will he taken to cover Incident- H. Keawtek, DefeodaDl. the Fishing or Cuast Lapps. These than that it gives a slight idea of Upon due proof bj affidafli that Jame* H. high. Lines widely spread indicate a al expenses, from any who wish to par- Keswick, defeudaut In ibe abote enlllleil have a fixed abode, and if they waa* the Immense potentiaiitlea of the Uni acant diet tioipate in this manner. Free to all. caa»e, pendlnr In ibU court, reniden out of Ihi' der it is only for a short dlstqiice. ted SUtes. •aid Stale of Mleblicsn and In ibe C'llx of Cbi- Every Methodist Episcopalian who can cago, Oouoljr oQCook, ami Htaleof Illloola.auU Sixty billion dollars a year meana on molloa of Oore A Harvey, AlUirnrjn fur I possibly be present will not be excused |680 for every man, woman and child PtalDIIIT, ll U ordered thai Ibe aald defendam | from this service. Every one is expected. do appear and aoiwer Ibe bill of complalnl Wealth That Works In the United States. The New York filed In wlil eauM wllbln ibrer mnnibR from Dr. Elliott ranks as one of tbe brainiest statisticians figure that tha total Ibe dale of ibli order, Blue Ibe nald bill ol com- plalnl (ball be taken as confeaned. And fur- men of tbe church today. He has a wealth ot thia country is now double ther, Ibal lhl« order be publlibed wllbln twen- great soul and he knows how to give that of England and the naUonal in ty dayi from lbl» dale. In Tbe Coloma Courier., a newapaper prlnled In Mid County of llerrlen, expression to the great ideas that surge come quadruple. and be poblUbed therein once lo each week There seems to bo no reaaon why for ill week* In incceulon; mirh publication, through it. Hear him. bowefer, ibnll nol be iiMrnitary In ca-c ocopir tha American people should not snb- Monty saved and deposited Preaching next Sunday morning at of IbU order be kerred on Ihe aald deleudan# scrlbe liberally for War Savlnga personally, al leant twenty daya before the 11 o'clock- Hw pastor's subject will be time herein prrvrlbed for bl( appearance tn a banK ts wealth that SUmps. With sixty billions a year Dated IbU Hlh da* of January. A. D. I»l». "Tbe Challenge of a Hard Driver." It CHARLES I. WHIT*. Pickle worha. Wealth that worhs coming in wo ought to be willing—yea, will bo in touch with tbe roooastruction ATrneCopy: Alum, Circuit Judge. eager!—to "Finish up the Job" and Cueos A. Disss, ReirUler. is capital. UnliKe bratn and tines in which we live. It will Ocas a lUarir, Altorneyii for PlalntllT. wipe out all war bills. BeDton Harbor. Mich. fJl7 muscle, tt does not wear out breathe a challenge from God or deteriorate. It grows and and His word to you. Without doubt the new hymn books will Insuring the Children'i Order for Publication. Contracts improves. be on duty next Sunday morning. Stale of Michigan. Tbe Probate Court for Education the County of Berrien. Come and enjoy a happy Sunday morn- Al a eewlon of *ald court, held al Ibe pro- baM offlce Id Ihe City of St. Jo»»pb, In uald injf with us. All are always welcome. Ono ot the most Important snceesa county, on Ihe Utb day of January A. I). IB1» The only gain from labor is Epworthians meet at 0 o'clock for Preeent; Hon. Trank L. Hammond, Judgr assets and requisites la a good edaca- pf Probate. what is saved. Labor, there- study and devotions. All young people Uod. Every good father daalras this In the matter of the eitate of Sopbronla Peter*, deceased. We are now ready fore, maKes wealth and are invited. Older ones are alwoys for hfs children. But a goood edaca Krama L. Blihop baring filed In aald court welcome tlon costa money, and Uie money, aa- her pellilon prayltg ibatn certain Inatrnmenl In wrllinu purporting to be Ibe laat will and when wealth worKs tt is Remember that Sundayschool meets Boclally when there are aevatal be- lent of aald deoeaaed. now on file In aald loved youngsters in the family, fre- be admitted lo probate, and that the capital at 10 o'clack each Sunday. administration of aald eatate be granted to , to contract PICKLE The Ladies Aid Society held another quently Is needed In inconvenient de- Eogtue H. Peters or to some other suitable gree or season. The day of an infaat'a person. all day meeting for businesH and It I* ordered, that Mie 3d day of Mnrcb birth ia none too early to begin prep- A. D. 1918, at ten o'clock In tbe forrnoon, al social Intercourse at the Cook home Capital at worK pays wages, \ araUons for ita educational start in said probate ofllce, be and la hereby appointed forbearing said peillloo; ' ACREAGE for the Wednesday this week. Plans and which, when saved, creates \ , life. It Is further ordered, that public notice prayer for the coming Gospel Cheer thereof be glren bj publication of a copy of One of the best and newest ways of this order, for three aurcesalre week* previous more capital Labor is the \ campaign were jiart of the program. Insuring a child'j educational rights la to said day of hearing, lo The Coloma Courier, Remember prayer meeting Thursday a newspaper printed and circulated In said producer when labor saves. by means of the War Savings Stamps county. coining season... evening. This ought to be the big system. To set aside a weekly sum Atruecopy. laiss L. Hiaaoiu. W Rsx I. LAMB. J udge of Probate. prayer meeting. This is the preparation for the special schooling of every em- Probate Register SSlS Savings bring independence. A savings time for those who mean buiinemfor bryonic oltlten entails little effort, no the kingdom. sacrifice worth noting, and meana the See W. S. HALLMAN for Particulars banK is a public servant aafa and sure attainment ot Uie de- Order for Publication. KREE METHODIST CHURCH sired object Small sums foot up sur- Sute of Michigan. The Probate Court for W. r. Abbott, Pastor. Hie County of Berrien. prisingly, and fong before the HtUe At a session of aald court, beld at the pro- Sundayschool at 10 a. m. Preaching one is ready for Uie music lesaoua, bate ofllce In the city of St, Joseph In said M. STEFFEN & CO. One Dollar Starts an Account I county, on the eth day of FVbruary A. D. 18111. at 11 a. m. by Rev. Johnson. Services the course In business English or the Present: Hon. Frank L. Hammond. Judge of W. S. HALLMAN, Si*, COLOMA. MICH. collage matriculation the flnaneiail de- Probate. at Watervliet at 8 p. m. and prayer and In the mailer of Ihe eatate of Uule Craven, portment shows a satisfactory balance. class meeting at Watervliet Sunday deceased. State Bank of Coloma And to buy War Savings Stamps la Allen W. Baker having Bled In said court bis , night. Preaching at 7 p. m. by W. F. pellMon praying for license to sell the Interest I We Pay 4% Interest on Savings Deposits the simplest of all known saving prof- of aald estate In certain real relate therein Abbott Special meetings will begin deaenbed. Mtmbert Federal Reserve Bank. Under State and Federal Superrition. osltlens. It literally is almost as m Sunday evsaing and all are invited to It Is ordered thai the 10th day of March A. f as falling off a log. D. l»l». al ten o'clock In the forenoon, al aald attend. Begin now to save for the eduoaUon bale ofllce, be and Is hereby appointed for Kring said pctlllon, and that all persons of your children. Organiae a War Interested In said estate appear before aald i Savlnga Society or join one, since the court, at aald time aud ulace, lo show canae ' Township Tax Notice. why a license lo sell the Intereat of said estate spirit of competition pravldaa • lo said real estate should nal be granted. Have just received another carload lot of the The tax rolls for the township of Co- stimulus. It's good patriotism, good It la further ordered that public notice there- of b« given by publication of a ropy of thia loma are now in my hands and state, business. It won't be long before yoall order, for three successive weeks previous to county and township taxes for 1918 are be thanking ths Oovsrnment for hav- said day of hearing. In Tbe Coloma Courier, a newspaper prlnled and circulated In aald FAMOUS now due. My oftioe, at Thayer & Co's. ing afforded the War Savlnga Btampa eouaur, opportunity. Children grow up (Seal) rsiNK L HiaaoND, ofllce in Coloma, will be open every A true copy, Judge of Probate. amuringly fasti day and 1 will be In the oflico every Rei f. [.amb. Register of Probate. »IS Friday to personally look after the col- in Right Direction. lection of the taxea. Order for Publication Twenty-five yesrs from now many « BEAN Sprayers Wm. N. VanDeervekr, Stale of Michigan. The Probate Court fur man will aay: "The first money I Adv. 20tf Ooloma Township Treasurer. County of Berrien. ever saved was In buying War Sav- AiasMsloo of sMIdcourt,heldalthe probate offlr •, In the city of St. Joseph, In said counlf, ings SUmps. My paresta got me on the I lib day of February A. D. lilt. "Tht Sprayer That is in a Class b; Itself' headed in the right direction aad I Present, Hon. grank I,. Hammond,-JHdge of Probate. Enough Cough Medicino contracted tha habit of aavlag." Habit In the mailer of the estate of Matilda We have them in thres sizes, from the rules our lives. We use our bnlba C. Veonlok, deceaaed.' Almon J. Baker bavlng Aled lo aald eonn bis to Latt All Winter occasionally; hsblt works automaUo- oal adatlalMralloo account and his petition smallest to the largest We will be glad ally. praTlng for the allowance iheroof and for the asiigumtot and distribution of the residue of to demonstrate any of them in connec- Easily Prepared-Costs Very Little- said estate. It Is ordered, Ibal the I0(h day of March If there U any one who won't savs tion with the latest thing in spray guns. hut is Prompt, Sure and EffecUve. A. D. llll, at ten o'clock to the forenoon al and Invest to help tha Ocvamaent said probate ofllce be and Is hereby appointed for eiamlolog aud allowing said account and clean up what it has undsrtakan, than hearing on said peillloo. Get from Scott's drug store a M cent sell him Liberty Bonds or War Sav- ll Is further ordered, that public notice bottle of Concehtratod White Pine & thereof be given by FUbllcjiilon of a copy of COME DI AND liT US SHOW YOU. Have Your Own ings SUmps as an Inveatmant If this order, for three successive reess previous Tar Extract, pour It into a pint botUe neither appeal seems to succeed, doa't to said day of hearing, in The Coloma Courier, and fill the bottle with plain granulated a newspaper printed and circulaled lo said , sugar syrup-shake well and you have be discouraged; think ot the miasloo. aonalf. [IXSLJ RAISE L. HAMMOND, Garage one o—f tho— bes• t cough MevMiv^SSJOmedicinesn WUUthatb aries sent to heathen lands and keep A true copy. Judge of Probate. { can possibly be made. Full directions Plugging. Rsx B. Una, Probate Regiater. { with each package.-Adv. Z] CUTLER & DOWNING CO. Tho many advantages of having a garage of your own more than offset Should Have Bought a W. S. t, Benton Harbor, Mich. . mil lived for ono thing-Juat to apaad. the small cost of building it Come in Armageddon. Tbe last slgnlflcant campaign of the Couldn't even spare money to land. at your earltett convenience and let us Crusades took place when, one after SavaT Bill couldn't do iL show you plans that will meet your another, the Christian strongholds on And he—Well, yon knaw IL needs—estimates that won't strain the edges of the plnln of Armageddon He died poor and early, —Tha End. your pufie. were cuptured by Ihe Saracen array under Saladin. Six hundred years later If something prevented your keep- SHOES East and West again met on the his- ing that 1918 W. 8, S. pledge-now ia Service That Saves toric battlefield, when Napoleon Bona- your chance to make good. Kaep it Look Over Your Hiinfess parte was victorious over the Turks, now—Buy W. 8. S. in 191». Serve Yourself Our crpcricncc with materials— though the victory was woo at such and have it cleaned, oiled and repaired before spring work our knowledge of the short cuts in great cost that he had to retreat to Bargains in Odds commences. We have a good line of building —our error-proof plans—our Acre and give up his ambitious dreams Uaea for Corka. of rivalling Alexander the (Jreut ns Have you ever tried using corks In and Ends tow prices—these will gurely reduce the conqueror of Asia. cleaning steel knives? When a strong Men's Work Shoes, Canvas and Leitfer Gloves and cork, with a substantial b«se. Is dip- your cost to the lowest possible figures Harness ccesso^iea —whether you build a garage, bouse, ped In the clecning preparation nnd then rubbed briskly over Ihe blade. It bam or other bunding. Do Not Waste Coal Dust QCHERER&PRICF Special attanUon to Harness aad Shoe Repairing. • Coal dost should not be wasted. will be found to work much more ef- Have a special scuttle and mis sufll- fectively than the more common meth- BOOT SHOP Let ot explain thit urvice fully od of using a amali cloth. The aaving Arthur Swift dent water with l» to make It quite Bfenton Harbor moist; When the fire is nice and dear to the honda is quite wortli oeoaider- Coloma - - - - Michigan W. H. BALL Lumber and Coal bank it up with this mixture. log, at tl>e aasa dm*. tfWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWVb - — —1 -1 —'PMrSHff