>Mrn n mth wTtmrw NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. P SUBSCRIBERS PLEASE NOTICE y This paper will atop at once if paid to date and i Read tkc date on the addreM label of thia paper. < I It la the date your subHcription is paid to. If it ia ! ho ordered by the aubacriber. Not forced on any ; one who quita aquare. Regular 10*pafe edition ! | a date prior to the date of thiM iiMue, your time ia | $2.00 per year, or 6*page local edition |!3f per < 1 D ; out aad you ahould renew at once. Kindly obaerve year, in advance. Pleaae observe and oblige the ; > and oblige the publiaher. publiaher. Volume Thirty-Five, No. 9 and THE ALTO SOLO Lowell, Mich., Thursday, July 28,1117 f^e rt0|, ***>611 r.'^ONS Hon. Carl Mapes PARNELLCAR- This and That on Mussels Shoals From Around STATIONERY SPECIALS IS SECRETARY to Trade Board NIVALAUG.il The Old Town Business Opportunities The Lowell Board of Trade with The dcsccndcnts of Chester and SCHOOL BOARD REORGANIZES j« members attending enjoyed a ANNUAL EVENT HELPS DEFRAY Jane II. ('.hurch met in the fourth In going over our stock we find WITH LOWELL BUSINESS MAN line dinner served by volunteer la- PARISH EXPENSES FOR annuiil reunion July 24 at the cot- tage of I). J. Frost at Murray lake. AS DIRECTOR. VERN ASHLEY dies at the City hall at (i:30 Monday "LITTLE IRELAND." several boxes of Symphony Lawn, evening with President Harry Day The oilicers elected for the coining TREASURER AGAIN. in charge. LET'S GO. year: President, I). A. Church, Symphony Royal, Lord Balti- We do not believe in the maxim that The Hoard of Educaliun of Low- The Budget committee by N. E. Ada, July 21.—St. Patrick's par- vice president, .1. II. Church; treas- ell District No. 1 met Monday eve- Borgerson, reported pledges to the ish of Parnell will hold its annual urer, Alex Church; secretary, Mrs. more white and tints which have "Opportunity knocks but once," but we ning and organixed for the coining amount of from ^1,800 to #2,000. supper and carnival on the after- Kinm:i Church Meeker. Tlie next become soiled. These we are school year with oilicers as follows: Heport accepted and committee dis- noon and evening of Thursday, meeting will be with Mr. and Mrs. do believe this; The man who does not President—C. H. Hnnciinan, to charged as per request. Aug. II, on the parish school J. 11. Church at ICmerald, Mich., selling at about your own price. succeed hiniWif. 1). G. Look, chairman of the Road ground. Supper will be served July 4, 102S. All enjoyed a sumpt- accumulate a little money is never able Secretary—F. F. Coons, who suc- committee, reported progress on the from 4 p. m. until ail are fed. uous picnic dinner. The young We say this is your opportunity ceeds J. M. Hutchinson. matter of routing M21 through Low- Income from the all'air goes lo de- people enjoyed bathing, boating and to supply yourself with high- to grasp opportunities, though they Treasurer—V. E. Ashley, who suc- ell Main street, which was covered fray expenses of maintaining the strolling in the beautiful woods ceeds himself. by The Ledger's report of the Lans- parish school and high school, and, along the lake shore, while the old- grade stationery. might come every week. A systematic These with J. M. Hutchinson and ing trip last week. with the exception of last year, each er members spent their time visit- Grace B. Walker, complete Iht1 H. M. Shivel commenced the out- succeeding supper has excelled the ing until the good byes were said, method of saving is the surest means of board. fitting of the Hecreation park play- previous one in crowds, means of idl promising to attend the next re- The heat is not nearly as notice- The secretaryshh) was ofl'iTcd to ground and complimented Coiv amusement and receipts. unUpi if possible. preparlpig for business or other oppor- Miss Walker, but oeclined, she pre- gressman Mapes, guest of the evt' The entire coimminity is settled Sunday cullers at the home of able when you use Orange ferring to be free. ning. with fnll-blnoded Irish and their Mr. and Mrs. Roye V. Font. J. II. Blossom Talcum- tunities. WHy not open a savings Mr. Coons has proved an excel- Kdwin Fallas spoke briefly but descendants, who intermarried with Godfrey and son Herbert, of Rel- lent memlier of the board ami his interestingly of Lowell business con- early pioneers of Grattan town- ding, Mr. and Mrs. Karl Rrown. of Made of the best Italian Talcum account with this strong bank, today? ditions. promoiion promises further useful- ship. The name "Little Ireland" Owosso, Mrs. Mert Charles and Mrs. perfumed with the alluring Or- We will give you 4% interest and your nesirn.-sv in thmve tiiuatcause- oinf locami inl t'liieducationn Liuiuu..T President Day then introduced is popularly applied to the south- Klla Andrews, of Lowell, Wesley The position of High school teach- Congressman Carl Mapes, who west tpiarter of the township as the Sullivan, Clarksville, Mr. and Mrs. ange Flower Odor er , formerl.y. hel.. d by Miss Mary K. spoke upon the subject of Mussels grandparents of the present genera- Reiri Davis. Tom Howard and fam- irtiif ...i. t. • a i money when you need it. Williams, who has resigned to ac- Shoals, in an informing manner, tion were native to the land of St. ily of Moseley. and Mr. and Mrs. large can, 25c. cept another opportunity, at Three holillng the attention of his auditors Patrick. Many of the old folks Fred Ford, of (irand Rapids. thronghont. Rivers has been given to Milford still retain their native brogue in the Kpworlh league members, Finch, a brother of R. W. Finch, A rising votes of thanks was ac- pure Gaelic.—(Grand Rapids Press, nearly lwenl> in number, accom- manual arts ami physical education corded Mr. Mapes. July 21. panied by Rev. and Mrs. Nixon held teacher, who will teach in Junior The handsome flag pole and flag a pienic supper al Campau lake High. gift of tlie Lowell Ranks, now floats Look's Drug Store GAME CLUB ERECTS FISH LAW rimrsday evening. A joll> Hood City State Bank Mr. Riinciman reports an enconr- over the Recreation park play POSTERS. time was had. which may he the last One of the 10,000 Rexall Drug Stores. aging condition of Lowell school ground, a fitting and appreciabh Kent comity anglers who viohite meeting of all members as many Member of the Federal Reserve Banking Syitem, affairs, and an encouraging outlook evidence of public spirit. the tlshing laws will have scant ex- will he leaving for college and plac- for a prosperous year in The Lowell cuse from now on, as a result of es of Imsiness mlside of Lowell. schools. ROSTAND PLAY IS GIVEN ON nosters erected this week by the Twenty-live girls of the Kent The Lowell schools will re-open CAMPUS. West Mieliigan Game and Fish count.N Four II eluh spent the week August 20. With Harold lliincbaugh, of Low- Protective association on all of Hie at Uoslwiek lake with Miss Thorn- ell, ami Miss Dorothy Chinnick, of priucip:il lakes in the county, listing ton. county demonstraling agent, CONG REG ATION A L ("IIUUCII. Grand Rapids, in flic leading roles, in brief a complete summary of all and Miss C.recn. St. club leader A. J. Blair, pastor. the first drama ever to be presented fishing regulations. as their cha|ieron. A mimher of I TO IMPROVE YOUR TENNIS. Next Sunday will be the last ser- (hiring the Slimmer session at Michi- Nearly .'Mill of the posters have parents were with them Thursday vice preceding vacation. We urge gan State college, "Romancers," by been put up by members of the night as this was "stunt night" at upon all to put forth a special efl'ort Kdnnind Rostand, was produced in game club, with the co-operation of the camp. USE A DAYTON STEEL RACQUET. lo attend. There will be no ser- resort iiiul boat livery owners and the Forest of Arden Monday eve- Sunda\ dinner {•nesls of Mrs. Ida Bright Sun vices during August. other persons interested in fish con- They will stand up under all conditions. Its atring- ning. Young were Mr. and Mrs. Wayne It would facilitate matters greatlv servation. Eyes naturally a bit weak are . An audience that filled the bleach- Young, of (irand Hapids. Mr. imd mg will not change its taniion, loosen and sag, or con- if contributors would bring the The posters are in the nature of first to feel the change in seasons— ers to overflowing and manifested Mrs. Orvin Nash, and Mr. and Mrs. tract and snap, with every change of the weather. War- amount of their pledges for the an appeal to sportsmen to obey all especially into the bright sunlight appreciation of the slndenls' dra- Charles Nash and children from anted free from defects in material and workmanship. month next Sunday, or hand their state lish laws, as a matter of pre- of Spring and Summer, resulting in matic ability, viewed the perform- Clarksville. Mrs. .1. li. Yeiter, Mrs. envelope lo the church treasurer, ance. Prof. K. S. King, head of the serving the future of the sport. Dayton No, 7 $ 7.00. dull aching pains with danger al- Harvey Coons. Lenna Anderson attd daughter Dor- ways. that the strain will be too college dramatics department, was Open seasons, size and creel lim- Church school Sunday at 10 othy were afternoon callers. The Blue Ace $10.00. great, resulting ia actual injury to in charge. its and other general regulations are o'clock. given for black bass, wall-eyed pike, Mr. and Mrs. .1. KM is and daughter The Deluxe $12.50. the vision. The cast included, in addition to Flora, and Miss Kvelyn White spent Devotional service Thursday eve- llimebangh and Miss Chinnick, Rol- perch, bluegills, rock bass, calico Our service is not to put glasses ning at 7:.'{0. Sunda> at Campau lake calling up- It Pays to Play With a Dayton Steel Racquet. on you if you do not need them, but and Persons, Lansing: Lyle Lyons bass, crappies and sunflsh.—(Grand on Mr. and Mrs. Karl Nash and Miss "The church service is not a po- and Leonard Morse, Fast Lansing; Rapids Press. by thorough and most scientific test Helen King. In the eveilinu they litical convention. Do not semi a and John Olson, Hancock.—(Capitol of eyes to know the facts, present visited Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cam- R. D. Stocking them to you and let you be the delegate. Come and bring your News. HURT IN A HE A DON CRASH. family with you." hell and Arch Wood and family at judge. Three persons were hurt in a Pennsylvania Tennis Balls. Mrs. Will liowk has invited the head on collision of antomohiles, McCords. FORMER LOWELL BOY MARRIES. Cheerful Doers to hold their annual said to have been caused by bright The Misses Cora and Mertha Fos- If you art bothirod with your eyes, step in or phone for appointmmt picnic on her lawn Monday after- The first wedding ceremonv to be headlights, on Plainlield-rd., three ter received the followinii visitors at noon, August 1. Bring dishes and held in the Women's City club will miles north of the city limits their home Sunday: Kdith and Kr- sandwiches for yourself and one take place Saturday evening. Aug. Thursday night. The car driven nest Clark. I.orrine and Kvelyn Mol- other article of food. Supper serv- 13 at 8:30, when Miss Ksther Ander- by ('.lair Ilerrington, of C.annons- lins and friends, of South Lowell, A. D. OLIVER ed at 5:30. Come at :i o'clock and son will be married to Karl 11, Nic- burg, in which Joseph Joyce ami Thura Cam. Vivian Martin and OPTOMETRIST enjoy a good time. In case of a holson. The bride is a sister of Neman Joyce, son of William P. Howard Powell, of (Irand Itapids. rainy afternoon the meeting will be Mrs. L. DeCamp Averill and the Joyce, of Ciinnonsburg, were riding, bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Art Hill and son .litnmie. ac- held at the Parish house. crashed with a car driven by John companied 1). (i. Look to Alma Mon- Mrs. J. B. Nicholson. Miss Jane Wawee, 072 l)ivision-av.. both cars da\ morning, spending a few days Something for Nothing! Gibson will be bridesmaid ami Mar- CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE. being hurled oil' the road. Herring- with her sister, Mrs. Harry Patter- shall Smith, of Jackson will assist Corner Washington and Avery st. ton sull'ered scalp injuries. Joseph son and family. Her mother. Mrs. as groomsman.—Grand Rapids Press Sunday school at 10 a. in. Joyce was cut about the legs and (.. Mergin cared for Ihe family Preaching at II a. m. arms and Neman Joyce was cut on during her absence. N. Y. P. S. Sunday evening at 7:00 CHILD, IN TRUCK'S PATH, LOSES UE FOUND a ten dollar gold piece the forehead and about the legs.— Mr. and Mrs. (icorge Murray ami Pleaching Sunday evening LIFE. (Grand jlapids Press. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Alexander en- at 7:45 p. m. Ionia, July 23.—Betty Jane, 7-vear- eight years ago and he hasn't found SEE HOWARD WHITE tertained over Ihe week-end and Next Sunday will be the last Sun- old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Otto NOTICE. several days this week Mrs. Joe another since. If the law of averages day which Rev. K. L. Muck will fill Rrundage, living n e a r Crystal, Village taxes are now due and Doss, James Doss and wife, the Miss- the local pulpit, prior to taking his darted out from behind a threshing payable at Yeiter's Furniture store. holds, he never will. for these Excep. machine directly in the path of a es Mary and Hattic Doss, all from new charge at Cadillac. So come Must be paid by July 30 to avoid Chicago. tional Bargains and hear Rev. E. L. Ruck's farewell truck and was run over. The child penalty. sermon next Sunday at II a. in. and died within a few ininutes. F. C. Steed, Village Treasurer. Mrs. W. II. Cornell, daughter Hyrl He says now it was a costly experience. W 7:45. At the little church with the and sdii Douglas, of Harbor Springs, "Big" welcome. visited Mrs. Francis Carter Tuesday TMIE or TERMS night and Wednesday. Mrs. Lane, It made him a worshipper of luck. He FIRST M. E. CHURCH. who has been with her mother for lost eight years, precious xears, and then At tha Naw Hudson Lloyd H. Nixon, pastor. some time, accompanied them home. Services of worship will be con- Monday afternoon August I the learned that luck is the trump card of and Easax Salesroom, ducted next Sunday morning at (larden Lore club will meet with in tha Yaitar Block, 10:30 with Rev, J. C. De Vinney, of Strand theatre Program | Mrs. Peter Kim-is. Mrs. Austin fools. Wise men save. Coons has consented to give a can- acrosa thaStraat from Grand Rapids, as preacher. This minister is worthy of a fine hearing. ning demonstration and all who are Save at this Bank. Tha City Stata Bank. You will be welcome at the service. interf'sled arc welcome to attend. Church school meets at 11:45, Miss Friday and Saturday, July 29 and 30 Margaret Ford and Dorothy Mieri. Myrtle Taylor presiding. Ilrsl and second year canning club 1926 Essex Coach Peter B. Kyne'a Great Story champions, earned a week's time at VERGENNES M. E. CHURCH. the Hoys' and (iirls* club week in 1925 Essex Coach Lloyd H. Nixon, pastor. Lansing as a reward for their last Services of worship will lie con- "Breed of The Seas" year's work in Ihe canning club. Lowell State Bank 1925 Overland Coach ducted next Sunday morning at 0:00 Mr. and Mrs. Allie Stone visited o clock with Rev. J. C. De Vinney, with Ralph /nee and Dorothy Dunbar Mr. and Mrs. Myron Wing a few days LOWELL, MICH. 1923 Ford Coupe of Grand Rapids as preacher. This iti Jackson recently. On their way A whirlwind Drama of Roving Htartt—A flashing, devil-may-care minister is worthy of a fine hearing. home they were " guests in (irand 1924 For^i Fordor Sedan iou will be welcome at the service. Corsair captain, twin brother to a placid South Sea Missionary—Java! Mapids of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stone 1923 Studebaker Touring —The port of Paroa, Hell-Hole of the tropics—a disused church—an and other relatives. SEVENTH DAY ADVENT1STS. island girl and a Pirate masquerading as a minister for the take of The aviator, Carl llawkinson, who 1924 Chevrolet Touring Sabbath school July HO at 2 p. m. the brother who married the girl he loved! lost his iile wilh two passengers, Subject: "The Law of God" Keel. when his plain* caught lire during a 1923 Reo Touring 12:13. Divine worship at 3 p. m. also Our Gang Comedy, uWar Feathers.M Might in Chicago last Sunday, was Prayer meeting on Friday at 7:30 a hrolher-in-law of Dr. Hriice L. 1922 Dodge Touring at the home of Mrs. Fred Kilgns on Matinee, Saturday, Adm., 10c and ISc. Evening Adm., 15c and 25c. Slocking. Hudson avenue. USED CAR BARGAINS Mr. and Mrs. Claude Condon and Everybody welcome. Mrs. Will Condon motored to Ann Term* or Trad*. Sunday and Monday, July 31 and Aug. 1 Arbor Sunday to visit the former CHRISTIAN SCIENCE. lady's mother, Mrs. Levi Wilson, 0. J. YE1TER Services are held every Sundav ul who is very ill at the hospital. II o clock over the Lowell State Archie Dennic and wife, of Sara- Hudson and Essex Dealer bank. Subject for the lesson ser- "The Music Master" 1926 Dodge Sedan, good finish and tires. mon for July 31 is "Love." nae, were dinner guests of Mr. and with Alice B. Francit Mrs. Charles Dennic. Joseph Den- nic went home with them for a few 1924 Hupmobile Touring: new duco, good lirai. r BAPTIST CHURCH NOTES. America's Bast Loved Play Becomes a Screen Masterpiece—A stoi y H|,v (J<, days visit. by - ™rd Knol of Love that triumphed over the years—and Vengeance appeased by a 1923 Dodge Touring. A real good buy. at 2:30 Sunday afternoon. * All are Clyde Kinyon and family, with invited to come. smile. Pathos and Humor—Tears and Laughter—and the gentle eyes his mother. Mrs. K. L. Kinyon spent 1926 Ford Coupe; new duco, lots extras. of the Music Master glowing their benediction upon all. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Khuer Adams at Muir. IONIA TO VOTE ON $40,000 also 1924 Chevrolet Touring; good tires, A-l condition. SCHOOL BOND ISSUE AUG. 1. Claud Holliday and family, of ARCTIC ICE CREAM Ionia, July 23.—Though three Al Cooke and Kit Guard in "The Wisecrackers." Lansing, spent from Friday to Sun- 1926 Ford RoadsUr, with box. times defealdd by the electors, day at the home of her parents, Mr. Admission ISc and 28e CHOCOLATE, MAPLE NUT, * within a year, the board of educa- and Mrs. John Callier. tion, declaring an eiuergeuey exists Mr. and Mrs. Morrison Brighton TUTTI-FRUITTI, VANILLA n ,lrS •Mft-T.son school ami that the and children drove to Hess lake and GOULD'S GARAGE building (if additional rooms ou Tuesday and Wednesday, Aug. 2 and 3 White Cloud Thursday visiting that building at once is a necessity, Sa/ea and Servlo* All flavors in friends in both places, has called a suecial election for TOM MIX and TONY, The Wonder Horse in Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Day were SUNDAES and SODAS Aiifj. 1, asking for a bond Issue in Tuesday dinner guests of their Have your car refinished. the amount of $40,INNi to be used to daughter, Mrs. T. J. Mead and fam- Fender and body repairing. supply the need. ily, of Vergcnnes. PINEAPPLE and ORANGE ICE Trustees J. Clyde Walt ami Dr. "The Broncho Twister" H. L. Benedict, who retired this A colorful story of tha waatarn plains. Mr. and Mrs. 11. L. Weekes and Ordart takan for inonlli, favored the proposition, as daughters spent several days lasl week in Detroit, guests of Dr. Mer- BRICK ICE CREAM do also Hiram Darling and Glenn also A Two Reel Comedy. rill and family. Pierce, their successors. The pro- position this time Isidivoreed from Admission 15c and 25c. The annual family picnic of the We deliver to order in city limits. any connection with any new high Fellowship Sunday school class was school and public sentiment is re- held Tuesday afternoon at Crooked Phone 269, garded as more favorable. lake. Thursday, Aug. 4 Mr. jiml Mrs. P. C. Peterson, of LAPEER MAN'S CAR IS FOUND MONTE BLUE in (irand Itapids, were Wednesday eve- Lalley' s NEAR LOWELL. ning callers at Mrs. C. Coulter's. Ordertyiflter An abandoned car was reported Hev. J. 11. Itcnnelt and daughter, eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee* to Oflicer Fred Gramer, who traced of Ada, were Monday guests al the the ownership to John Smith, of "Red Hot Tires" home of Mrs. K. L, Kinyon. Lapeer. Investigallon revealed thai A Sixty-Smila-a-Minuta Comady. •eefteeeeeee+e+eeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee] the car was stolen by Arnold ParuT, MOKUAN—HILLIKKR. I'» of the Lancer home. ; also "Melting Millions,'* the great mystery serial. The marriage of Harold Morgan The boy left the car when the gas ami Miss May Hilllker look place tank became empty and then re- A'dmlssion ISc and 25c. Sal unlay aflernoon, July 23 lu Ionia turned voluntarily to the home. The al Ihe Hapllsl parsonage, Hev. Tren- !Potato SSug ^Destroyer car was found near a school house nery olllclaling. They were al- three miles northeast of Lowell,— ; Coming—Friday and Saturday, Aug. 5 and 6— lemled by Mr. ami Mrs. William A. (Grand Baplds Herajd. A Special Feature, "His Dog." Collins. The brhle was gowned in blue silk, while Ihe nialron of hon- INCREASING ARROW HEAD HOS- or wore peach colored voile. Holh Get the bugs before they get the pota- IERY LINE. carried hompiels of sweel peas and We have added three new num- toes. We sell Sherwin-William's Ars- ferns. The bridal couple will re- COALS OF CHARACTER bers to our line of Arrowhead hos- side here. enate of Lead and Ansbacher's Paris iery, a full-fashioned hose, seml- Green. chliron for all occasions, at 91.ri0 B Jay and King Block, Ztigltrand Selvay er pair; a ladles sjiorl hose, Eng- ALLEGED MOONSHINER JAILED. Coke, Scranton Anthracite, Pattarson Fo- Rsh ribbed to toe at aOc; and an all- YOU NEED US John Kasper, 44, farmer near cahontas. over rayon llapper slocking at ftOe. BUY A HOME. FrulIporl, is in Ihe Kent county Remember our Arrowhead hosiery Build • N«w Houa«. Repair Your Home. jail following a raid on his home Also Sherwin-Williams Bordeaux Mix* carries an uncoiiditlonal guarantee. by slale police oilicers who report- Order Now Warner & Scott. adv. WE CAN HELP YOU ed they conllscated a quantity of ture for Potato Blight. moonshine Ihpior. Kasper was CARD OF THANKS. turned oyer to federal authorities I wish to thank the Snow Ladies' and arraigned before Commissioner C. H. Runciman Aid, friends ami neighbors for the Lowell Building & Loan Artodation Oscar K. Waer. He was unable to lOinegar <5c JCartman flowers, fruit and candy, also Ihe D. S. Simon Safaty and H. L. Shutar make up his mind on a plea and the kindness shown me during my re- Praiidant 7% Secretary niatter was held open until July 31. "Where Good Service it a Habit" cent Illness. Kasper was unable to furnlNli $1,000 Mn. Carl Wiltenbach. (p 0 bail.—((irand Haplds Press. THE LOWELL LEDGER and THE ALTO SOLO THE 10WELL LEDOEft and THE ALTO SOLO OUR SPECIAL PAGE OF SERIAL STORIES OUR OTHER STORY PAGE Two interesting serial (tones appear regolariy on this page. We choose only die best a one page aD the interestmg stories we have selected for oar readers. Too ' literature'for our readers. additional serial, or a short tale, a bit of history, or perhaps a column of humor.
from short eicnrslons to nn»le no mercy. Some hid In holes, or feigned Outhrie's hand. Again and again, be- deatli, to be hunted out as the presn "Why—why! What's tte matter, fore ihe light came, the whimpering thinned. There was a battery of field- huskies had taken up their wailing, guns down the slope. JiOO yards or so. child?" grandfather asked. SHE WENT FROM Hut Leslie only pressed her fingers to be checked by the man on guard, FIX BAYONETS!Th e gunners—those who were lucky A PARTNERSHIP I wy thwaafa Ownw irhoowa against her lips and shook her head whose thoughts traversed the swift The War at Ciase Rant• DttcribtDttcribtdd In Ina Rrmarft a - —took to cover after lite first burst of sad epsrata thtlr own stona. (teclfoot Lake, A few minutes later he saw her hurry weeks of the summer. able SrrUf by an 0//k«r of ifu ManIM S fire. "Thank Oawd fer a shot at them IN THE TROUT Marooned Out of the silent places, this dam' artillerymen! Hattle-slght, an' ing back to the spring with what ap- BAD TO WORSE peared to be a piece of wire netting doomed child of the vailsnt heart had Ctpi. JOHN W. THOMASON, Jr. upon the battalion with the complete aim low, you birds-don't lei any of OIlMttmUSby AatlMr timm Hilllll MU.M Ik* BMU.IMA "Whcte you going, Jlaunlat* come, and now Into the silence had and horrid unreality of nijrhtmare. them get away!" . . . "Sergeant, BUSINESS and some bits of boards. At first he ' KB by the Bell ByDdtcate. Inc.) "Home for Monarch Cocoa and thought of following her. then some- | Down to 98 Pounda Final!) gone. Wluit must have been her de- The silent ridge to tlie left awoke reckon the loolenanl would let us go Taenia Weenie Peanut Butter { thing in the almanuc engaged his ut- i Restored to Health by Lydia spair. he thought, lo have left her with machine-guns nnd rifles, and sibi- down an' lake them 77s?"—"Shut up H Nadt'ytarthQiiate CHAPTER VII—Continued sandwichet. "Walt a minute! ((c) by U .1 WnUli. 1 tent ion and be forgot all about 1L people and sought sanctuary amoni: lant rushing flights of nickel-coated an' work yo' holt, you dam' fool!— i £.Pinkham*a Vegetable George —11— #rm going that way, too!" The next day the sun came out straiuers. Hut it had been friends missiles from Maxim and Mauser Whatineli you think you are—a army ltANTJlATHKlt HltOWN who Compoun T "Any one of those nine-inch babies bright and warm and after breakfast she had found. struck down wliert the shells spared. core?"—"Hesides, Mr. Connor's dead. walked on four legs, two of pVERY ceaulne Menarch package bean •• ' -jA ^ '• •••'f' X grandfaiher ptoposed u walk, it was Marsh would have blotted out twenty of us," i An increasini: trail of crumple I brown . . ." On tlie hill beyond St.- the Lfoo Head, the eUmt trademark in tbem being canes, and eleven- Hut what a miracle to have hart Cleveland. Ohio.—"After having ray marveled a lieutenant. leading bis figures lay behind the battalion as It FfIenne new trenches scarred Ihe the United Statea eeveriae • eetnpleta Una G year-old Leslie, were great Just Ihe proposal that was trembling that schooner driven on AklmlsKI with of the world a finest food predueta—Coffee. first baby, I lost platoon around a thirty-foot crater went. The raw smell of blood was In on Leslie's litis, and she caught up her the );irl who had shared ihe watch ( slope; there were many Oernmns mill- Tea, Cocoa, Catsup, Pickles. Peanut Batter, chums. They would wander down tlie weight, no niatter that still smoked, "Or ripped Ihe ' men's nostrils. Canned Fruits and Vegetables, aad other hat nml went racing down the slope. what I did. Then a wilh him! What a soiace and rock ing there, some l,r»00 yards away. superior table tpecialties. hill and aloii^ the brook and into the heart out of any concrete-and-sfeel lioing forward with his men, a little REVERSE SPEED Leslie was standing demurely at the doctor told mo I she had been those line, straight- "Save your ammunition and lay low." • woods, and grandfather would tell fort illcat Ion ever built—the good j dazed perhaps with shock and sound REID, MURDOCH & CO. spring when he caught up w-h her would be better if gazing dark eyes, and capable hands. the word was passed. "We're on our about when he was a boy; how then l.nwd was certainly with us!" lueWsfcediaSJ MONARCH i had another baby, i such as never were on earth before. If 'V11.. lay fti police court. and he was about to chide her for N.U. It was been use she had understood - own out here." And the battalion, ti Ckkaeo Paubwah Bossoa New York ; more than half the country was wiiicli I did. Hut 1 To the company commanders, cath- ; the second In-comtnand was conscious JachsooTiUe Tsapa Us A aisles The first .mVinl-T vo ve.i he whs trav- running away when his glance fell eomiGHT* Vte PENN PUBLISHING CO SERVICE had resented his thltikin>; it necessary very small battalion now. Utile more Qaabty jbrTolkars j Woods; how his gratitlfalher Imd told got wor-e. was al- ered at dark In a much disfigured j; of a strangely mounting sense of Ihe than a hundred men, lay along the Qocklufned Backelin g only iiiii-eti miles an hour when upon the water. to explain the situation at Flkwan him of wolvt-s coming up to ti e very •vrys eickly and Itoche shelter In the Wood of Somnie- j unreality of the whole thing. crest they had stormed, with their apprehendetl Ne\t u notiirious fast "Small fry—little trout I" he ejacu- went down to 9S when I left. You see she feared she that he had been able to talk so freely ajeyeoMT, v/' love of shell swooped over Ids head, so near gunners struggled Into position wilh added with suine satisfaction in the cave looks like."' ' bears and wolves ami all s"i!s of seen men die my friends; but those grave In the little post cemetery and around the ridge, but we're pretty | Ihe Christian Science Monitor. closed dsierns, hewn out of the Iie4 spring. Ave., Cleveland, Ohio. his fiancee, Edith FuU-onor. Fir thai the rush of air made his ear- the two machine-guns that were left thoimht. "Ml swat 'em bard. So It was that two hours later, sup- 1 wild nnlmals roaming about In the wistful eyes: . . . Jt':» tragic. on ihe while wood ot (he firm, The present census shows iliat the rock, were found by the sci en lists; STATE SERVICE If some good fairy should appear, Charlos Outlirie, his bruthiT, Is a well isolated from the French. To drums (10(1 and burst. He was picked plied wilii candles and luncheon, "Yes, I declare! I see It. You're a in the battalion, and these with their "Where in Hie world have I beard bhadowy depths. and offer to grant your heart's desire millionaire war profiteer With . . . and she so young." i'.litbrie burned with a hot iron the nl^ht we are polng on u|» and take the value of agricultural land and build The governor of Jerusalem, recogniz- keen one. Mebbe I can fix the nettln' up and whirled away like a leaf, crews, were knocked out by fdiell-llre Thomas Hrent and Freck started on 1 On the Hrown place was a "live" what would you choose? Wealth? Ktienne Savannc, halfbreed. his Outhrle stopped his paeieg to run inscription: "In .Memory of Ninda A ings in Fngland and Wales amount.-* ing the importance of the discovery, that voice!" lb* rubbed his chin front line, and attack toward Si. breath and senses struck from him a bit for ye, though. Hut what ye firm friend. Oarth meets Hi-ctor before either had been In action long Reeifeot Lake, Showing Carthquaka Ridges Marktd by Tress. thoiiuhlfully. "Where have I- -Hrady 1" their lour of exploration. i Spring where the water bubbled up Happiness? his Angers nervously through his da'-k Soldier," which for years was to he Ktieime-a-Arnes—town north of the to t'si.'t.OdO.iXK); lhat a further £."dr»,- accepted an invitation to open the cis- goln' to do with 'em, Leslie—raise Quarrler, geoloKist, and his lis- by the world shattering concussion. enough to fire a clip. Hut the rilles After the first great cavern tbe cave ] merrily, and from which the overflow Health? That's the best gift Health hair. the cause of much shaking of puzzled IMHJ.OiM) is represented by working cap- teni:} Immediately. They were fomut lie exclaimed suddenly and slammed ter Joan. Their schooner has ridue and n little west. (let on tip to The second-in command was pulled (Prepared by the Nntlonel Oeoirrapbto formed, for large areas In eastern Ar- "em?" ia riches that gold cannot buy and gave tongue and continued to speak— a hand on the truck. "Hrady, that's lengthened into a long, tunnellike af- j Went dancing and - parklin^ down to drifted ashore. Quarrler com- "Oh, the dumb misery, iierv In the heads among the whites and the frees Hlanc Mont with your companies p. ital on farms, giving a total of i'l.S(M),. to centain many flue specimens of pot- Boclety, WaahlnRton. D. C.) kansas and northwestern Loulslnna "Yes. you and I—in partnership, surely health is cause enough for plains he has been robbed by a to his by Ounm r Nice, who had the last few men are always the most fair where stalactites and stalagmites the brook at the foot of the slope. north! Think if she'd stayed with her who saw it. iKHI,0flO (roughly $n,SUO,00(M»<»0) In- tery. Several forms of the pottery ar» OST large national lakes of wiio it was—Hrady of the Kelly- happiness. •'. will be there, along the road lhat taken the second platoon. His head were partly submerged and a number < 'tie day grandfaiher stopped at the yon know." triumphantly, man known as "LauBhlnK .Mc- diflicult to kill—and the Hoche had Grljigs company. They think they'll met and where the candles caused people, to die in h tipl -neglected! At dawn the follow morning. runs across the rld^e. vested In agrictillure. entirely new to ceramics in the Neat America came Into existence "So we be. so we be—In partner- Lydia E. PInkham's Vegetable Com- Donald." At Elkwan an Indian Inlletl stupidly a moment, then he little taste for rifle-lire that begins of small lakes formed. This earth- strange, gleaming retlectiuns to spar- i Bpring and said musingly: plrl, Ninda. tuberculosis victim, I'm thankful If I've eased the loneli- Outhrie's York boat with a I'elerboro Fust. many thousands of years ago, take me in for four hundred thousand, pound may be the good fairy whq heard words—"an' lhat shell got all The last agricultural census in Fng- quake, known historically as the New j ".lohn nn' me used to have good ship." he assented. "I guess you an' whom (.Sarth haa befriended. Ih to kill at 71)0 yards. Thai counter- do theyV Well, Ihey won't. I'll just kle before the eyes of" the man and offers you heller Uealth, ness—the pain- for one." cat.oe in tow, slowly picked its way land and Wales was taken in I'.MJS, M the Great Lakes, most nota- ; 1 will make a pretty sound Gnu, eh, dying. CHAPTER VIII ihe captain's group, sir all of 'em! attack shortly returned whence It Madrid earthquake, caused a settling the boy as they went along. At last, times round here. To think o' the The sotiUif of couching, followed by through the river nysl of the Klkwati since which time changes of Ihe most Wj, being formed during the Ice age. let them chase themsvlves before they Leslie? What 1 can't do In catchln' An my platoon's all casualties—" He came, and Ihe one lhat followsd it Rich Man Seeks Dole and rising of the land over a large after a long lime of walking, a small trout we raised in this spring 1 Seems UGLY FRECKLES Old Anne's frightened fuce In the delta. In the stern, steering wilh a far-reaching character have taken But one sizable body of water. Reel- gel me in on the deal. Hrady, huh!" grasshoppers I'll make up in buyin' Hilled himself together as he wrnt went back also. Although he had a private Income ot territory, and partly demolished the white something showed ahead—the like it was only yesterday." I'onitiT.' y rcmovi'rt liy lir. C. 11. Hcrry (Jo. k Krurki* doorway, summoned them to the other sweep hewn from a spruce sapling, Biting the Boche with the place in Fngilsh agriculture. The foot lake, Tennessee, was formed by a | He swung bis arms somethiiiK after liver an* givin' advice. Hut s'pose we Ointment. Vmir 'ifii.cr .ir by snail iVk:. Itixiblel forward. His raincoat was split up SI.'JoO a year and owned nearly !KW,- old Spanish settlement from which It "liaised trout?" queried Leslie, Free. Dr. H lli-rry (ki. '.'.ivli Mali. Ave^OMcuao CHAPTER II—Continued Whitehead, of the Sixty-seventh the fashion of a windmill. "Woof! light of day. room. The efl'ects of the opiate had stood the wiry Ktienne. who knew the American Saw-Tooth For- pivsent census, however, is far more freat convulsion of nature, before the was named. fix this wire door first." the ha'k, under his bell. His map company, plumped down alongside the (Miu in gilt-edged securities. John "We're going through it," Freck an- Bkeptically. channels of the river ni'.Milhs and the •tartled eyes of the first American (let me back lo town to throw away a worn o|T. The woman who livd "served • ase was gone--the strap that had se- comprdieiislve limn was that taken in Roomer, a cabinet-maker of Heifaat; General Rogers of Revolutionary "Yes, we were boys then. John was As the weeks went by fish-feeding IIAV-O '.i suM.-knt.-'d ''i ku-.» ln*tant 'in-l "Rpcnusp. at pn-sent, my duty Is mation. captain of the Forly-ninth. Small, hundred Ihousand dollars, huh? Not nounced, as he saw the speck of white lib ri-h' f ' i.n> i-.i, f hay FBVER with the wounded" wiped the crim- depths .if the shoal coasl from the IDOS, and for tills reason comparison pioneers on the banks of tiie Mlaala- became one of ti.'-ir regular occupa- In ih- wurM r e.om-y r.fun'l'-t! I'rlm $1. her**, as you can see." Not trrently troubled by the r.ocht cured it hung loosely from his shoul- very cpiick and wiry, with Ids helmet thought linn as he was not working fame, living at Kock Island, on the in the distance. your great uncle—died tnore'n sixty soned lips that moved in vain attempt Uafi to Albany. To ^i\e the craft between present conditions and those tdppl little more than a century ago. if I know it I Not by your red ban- tions:. nnd !t was a question which of TUB HAY-0 SunrlBii Wyomlni;. der. There was blood on his hands. he should receive a government dole Caney Fork river, al the foot of (Cum- years ago. Long time. Isn't It?" Then tlie iuan, whose intimate sleera^e way on the first of the ebb, shelling, that died to siiasmodic bursts cocked on the side of his bead, he danna !" As they kept on toward the light the at utterance, as the larce eyes, bright existing 17 years ago are not pos- for the unemployed. Tiie judge: And now within the past few weeks berland mountains, 'JOO miles to Ihe "Hut how ditl you raise them, grand- them derived tbe must pleasure from knowledge of tiie inanlnmie had the sailors of the shipwrecked schoon- as Ihe ni^lit went on. the battalion j gave the impression of a fierce and 1 le whirled and started back down space grew smaller. The sides of the Mrs, (ioodsob* So you are an ex- with fever, clung to the face of the sible in every particular. questioned ids theory and fined lata the Keel foot country has been shaken east, saw great blocks of sandstone, father?" persisted Leslie. the task. Hy next spring many of the seemingly laught him little of m«Mi. mounted through the dark to it^ ap j warlike little hawk. "Hunt's comin' service imin? How many service Hanford's Balsam of Myrrh man who sat beside the cot. er manned four lon« oars. In the again and a ridge of gravel has ap- the railroad track. Suddenly a sud- tunnel narrowed down until Hrent and trout were four or five inches in laughed rawly; pointed (dace. Here, beside a b1;, :. ii • over. Francis." he said. "Had place; .$125 for attempting to defraud (h* loosened from the lop escarpment, 1,- "Oh, Just caught 'em in the brook bow. the geologist, still smarting from den thi)Ui,'hl hit him and he almost his boy companion were forced lo stripes did you havn? length, and grandfather began to get A Healing Antiseptic "You qn tii bed. Anne." said Outhrle Good Thing in a Way government. peared In a formerly level section. 000 feer above the river, crash down with nets an" put 'em In the spring. "Your duty? Yes, 1 .suppose when road lhat ran alony r.Ianc Moni, n:-- worst I ever saw. Oot about thirty The .Mendicant I never counted Uoaij bark for flmt bottle If not iuit«d. Al! ili-aiufi. to the wrinkled Tree. "1 will be here Ids humillati'.m, talked in low tones to Perhaps De Soto, In his wanderings ran. "Those crawdadders!" he ex- in the habit of shaking his bead as behind the thin line of the Sixth. Iht Uepresenlativc Vail on his return the mountain sides. Then we stopped up the outlet with you fur people j:«-t yourselves into a his sailing master. Ueside Ihe steers- men left. Hell that our machine-guns claimed. 'em, lady They was ill over me the rest of the niKlit." With muttered along the Mississippi river, saw this A great area fhroushout America wire neltin'. so they couldn't get out. he looked at them. mess of this kind." hp nodded toward weary men lay down. and. no orders got knocked out so quick, wasn't It? from Kuropu said of the ivlatlons be- No Danger dot iit's. protest the old woman shulTled from man stood (iuthrie, !;'ilditiu a com- country us a vast unbroken wilder- Steadily he pushed forward. Now Used to feed 'em with grasshoppers "Too many of 'em, I/'sile." he said the door, "you feel you have to see It beinn Immediately forthcoming, slept — must be two regiments of Fritzles tween France and Italy; was ..ffecied by this earthquake. Far Bunions pass. for the shores were Invisible. Mother- I'm afraid he's a bit fu«t, and then he stubbed his sore toe gravely. "When hot weather comes the room. ness. As he thrust wearily north- up in the northern woods of Canada an' bugs an' things. Time an" time Quick relief from pain. nr. j through." like the dead that were lying thick on our front yonder!" "Oh, well, it's a good thing In a Haiighter—Don't worry. He wer/f Presently the dry lips of the sick Near him. with foref^t on the rail ward along the west bank of the "Fa- against a Juititr-' tie and groaned with Here's an Old-Timer ag'in I've been to SI Hopkins, the the spring will not he large enough Prevent shoe pressure. WljtJ ly there. I.et the oilicers worry ovi r way. It, keeps both nations at con- get. away. the Indians reported Iliat earth tre- Joan Quarrler rose from her chair, the aifedale peered into the while wall Captain Hunt, senior in the field, n tlie pain of it. I'.ut the exclamation Th^ chinch tei.:s -I'.-t ihti farmer's an' lots of 'em will die. We'll likely At all drug and shoe storti •K {[ * j:irl a^ain moved. "She wants to say Iber of Waters," to the great Indian mors occurred; to the west In Mis- butcher, for chunks o' liver an' such stunned hy the stupid brutality of the fact that the French had fallen big. imperturbable Californian, came, cert pitch— keeps them at their best. kmi In. somethin}:." said tlie nurse, and left of mist, his black nostrils dilating as VlHoge of Cahokia, he little dreamed came tlirougb set tevih, for Thomas be obi Led to let half of 'em out; but bebltu! on each flank, that the divi- It's like Ihe story; souri and Arkansas, the reports of Tho Iff moth f its his hmioy meat as he'd give away. My! but DSScholl's ULrf the remark—fearful of the retribution and I.ieulenant Kelly, promoted by In the old days "ihe king could de we won't yet. Folks do say as trout them. he caught, at intervals, on the moist that this placid wilderness would Hrent, wilh a determined air, pushed Th»» beif liuij til It him full •!' imln didn't they eat." ^ Puta on,r on—tha It deserved. Byes black with anger. sion was. to all purposes, isolated far "Two ladles were talking at Ihe James' expedition say tluu the In- air, scents vasue. Illusive, enticing. casualties in the last hour to command no wrong." In these new days he le on. fetch a bi^' price nowadays, an' I'd jjinO'paas * " « Outhrle bent over the pillow. within three hundred years be torn dians were terrified by the same The lliirnhiK hta mm-y "How old were you. grandfather?" Outhrle glared at his guest, who, sen out In Hoche territory -let any fool of the .Sixty-sixth company. "How silver wedding anniversary of a very not allowed to do anything. "You go—no more?" he faintly- "Von are losing valuable time from and racked by nature's forces, nnd "Sting me for a hundred thousand, asked Leslie, the glow of a sudden like to fatten 'em up good, now we're Eible of his mistake, grinned sheep- worry over ihe i-hamo of sp.pi.jt,- does it look to you, gentlemen?" said headstrong and arrogant couple whose quake, while to tbe southwest, on tho heard. your goose hum by takiiiK us to Al- lhat during one of the greatest earth will they?" he repealed time al'ler j resolution bet:inning to fortu In her partners." ishly, then Hushed to the roots of his one tomorrow—Unnorrow would conn Hunt. "Ihimn bad" was the consensus marriage, against all probabilities, Washita river, there was uufli fear Too Welcome He smiled into the (juestionin^ eyes, bany in your boat." sujigesied Joan flunkes of historical times lakes cov- time. "Yes; they will -not!" j brown eyes. "Older'n me?" Hefore the summer was over the stlfT hair. The muscles in the face of soon enough. "The loolenaiit lo of opinion, with profane embelllsh- had turned out a great success. among the settlers. At N.-.v ' 'rleans, Jones had got a Job as rate collec- as he shook his head. "No more— Quarrier to (Jutbrie, who had found a ering tens of t housands of acres would It was long after sunrise when the "I.etnme see. 1 guess I was 'bout story of Lesiii's trout began to get the factor knotted, the veins in the gel all Ihe rest you can -doti t no tnents. Followed some technical dis- "'i never Ihoughi Oeorge would oOO miles away: at hetroit, ijcii miles tor, nnd tils friend Hrown's house fell o,SFI0URL youR{ Ninda." seat beside her, come Into existence overnight. sleepy eyes of Ihe freckled-face boy \ nine an' Johnny ten. Slirrin' chaps about the nei-'liborhood and there brown neck above the flannel shirt body need to tell- me tha- " cussion. "Well." concluded the senior make her a good husband,' said the Gallatlti away; al Washington.7imi miles awny, lo his lot to vlsll. £Y£S The heavy lids slowly drooped. "Alter what you've done. I could The old Spanish settlement of New perceived the figure of a bedraggled we was then, liidn't have to go round were many visitors who wished to /Orti^C# ""n't exiierli'.'Hit 'in swelled with blood In his efforts at In the deeji dugout-- behind the read captain, "we've accomplished our mis- first lady. and even at Hoston. at a dl-taii'-e of "Good morning, I'rown." he greeted MI Ten eli. not send you oil" in that ship's boat. wilh iwo canes.'' see the sprinu. Not far away was a Through the slow hour* of the "'Oeorge,* said Ihe second lady, Madrid, formed many years after I»e 1.100 miles, slight tremors weie felt. man toiling up the slope toward Hie his frietnl cheerily. "I don't suppose J DVK SAIA'K for •-I":"-'!/ self-control. the battalion eommaiiders prodili d at sion-broke up their allack—better summer resort, and one day a gentle- • r'-lltf. Abaulutcly i#ft». nijrht they sal beside the waif, who, Von mi^hl have been days making Al- Gateway Soto had come nnd gone, did, how- Cave de lu Hivnt. His eyes were He laughed regretfully and moved field-maps and swore wearily ovi-r the 'made her a good wife. She made What occurred in tlie Kfelfoot re- I'm very welcome now. eh?" :it ail ilruirRistM. **1—I went too far," Quarrler 1 hook up with the rest of Ihe regiment.. man drove in and asked to see the out of the wilderness had come to bany had serious trouble p'ttini; wer. play a prominent part In re- heavy, but there was an silr of deter- away inward the brook. '5(U AU . ^ KUCKUL. New York Cltj him a good husband.'" gion? What happened to N.w Mad- "Oh. yes, you ire," replied lirown." mumbled. "I dhfn't mean, of course—•' ominous gaps behind the flank — We'll find them through the woods trout. It was near feeding time and hlkwan. and was now—returning. ashore to make camp If the wind A New Route to cording the story of Heel foot, for here mination in tbeni. He limped, but bis Leslie walked soberly by his side But he was cut off short with; three kilometers on one flank, the on to the right. Move off your companies rid? There were no hard rocks in "On Hie •onirary. I'd like you to cull changed. It's a tricky coast. You're as he stood by and watched them he ii } And In the Intervals between her min- Yellowstone Park resided many of our Amerlcnn plo- steps did not fuller. Ills face was set. again." evidently trying to solve some prob- "Your bed is in the trade-house! the other, where the French dMsions — Kelly, you go first." Fine Telephone Service that section: all the country was cov- explained that he had a small pond on Post'Mortems Bound istrations to the life which wiis slip- not much like your dignified brother," From Men That Knew No Mercy. aeers whose letters supply the details "Freck," he exclaimed, 'i'lii hungry! lem which his words made complex. You know the way!" had not kept pace. Into these holes Nobody remembers very clearly that For two and a half cents the tele- Like a splendid exploration trip ered by rich loams and clays, and un- bis place which he wished to stock to Have Changed Her piiiK away, the »:uest of Outhrle he answered, his face lighting In «f that, to them, awful winter. Give me sometliing to eat." Hut as they went on her face cleared The long arm of Outhrle pointed to the Hoche had all day been savagely and the salt taste of It In his mouth, swing to the right, through a hail of plume service in Stockholm or Ootii- der this surface soil was layer after Played Safe with trout. I'l'if. ilf.ii-y S:teiibo.-k ..i the I u.- amusement as he ^laaced t'lward the through one of the most beautiful At the beginning of the Nineteenth Tbe boy was on Ids feet now. "What and presenliy she was racing on the door. learned much of the man with whom striving to thrust himself, and lii< suc- layer of loose sand and clay, down to 1 but It didn't seem lo be his. And machine-gun fire and an inferno of enburg will call you at any hour 11 i robI why did "Your lish seem to be strotig arid vci'sity ol \\ ist-oiisin. w ho has discov sin shared the night watch. sulking Quarrier. "lie s hardly worry, spots on earth — in perfect com- century this region was called Indian do you wanl, Mr. Hrent?" If you loved mi ahead in pumiit of an unu-ually For a space Quarrler stared into the cess would mean disaster. Already a depth of 'J,000 feet. ing about our goose supply for the the front of the battalion was very shelling. They found the companies siiecilled, will tell you the exact time fort and at low cost! cA swift you reins. me at first? pretty bullet-fly healthy," he said, briskly, as they ered ,1 me Iii.s t/1 pwliing \iUliniliea In the candor of his explanation of the Sixth had a force thrown back country, nnd rightly so, for In the The earth waves came up through "Anything short of sole leather," cold eyes; then, stung hy Ihe outrage narrow, now. The support platoons of the Second battalion digging in and answer calls In case you are ill Pauline .iusl t.» see v. hat you would walked toward tbe house. "I am anx- in wheal. tai>. poi:;;,oes. rice and all winter." dash on the Olympian—over the rich bottom lands dwelt a tribe of the Fvery aflernoon grandfaiher took a to his dignity, got to his feet in angry the presence of the Indian ^irl at lo cover the left rear, disposed at ri^ht, these 2.000 feel of sand and days, came the answer. "I've got an appe- The clean-cut mouth of the man he- were all in the line. Strangest of all, astride a blasted road, and went Into or away. do. Inn:; nap and then Leslie played with ious to get good stock, nnd if you can other foods e.xcepi it and sugar, Hlkwan, he had unconsci(»u«dy re- ancles to the line of advance. . . . electrified transcontinental line of Chlckasaws, which camped at the and where breaks occurred on Ihe tite that is an appetite. I want a loaf protest. the gray slope was behind them—Ihe position beside them. It also will lake messages while you Harold Hut ! might have rushed off spare me a few dozen I will be glad said to a jM-oiij. .i^ ladles ai u n-ivp- side her curled In the smile she had hase of blufTs that rose S00 feet above of bread, and I want the slices cut the chickens or kittens or Towser or "What do you mean? You dare In- vealed to ihe curious woman who And orders were to curry the aitack The c^VIUwaukee Road, direct to surface poured streams of quicksand lion in Matiison; come to associate with the factor of trees on the crest were only a few "I've organized Ihe company sector are out, or even away over Ihe week- wlthouf waiting for an explanation. went down the slope to gather flow- to pay you fifty cents each for them." studied him, Intimate glimpses of forward at dawn, "n ftp of that, Gallatin Gateway Station nestled the Mississippi, providing the look- from deeply burled layers, veritable thick, and I want about ten times as sult me—order me out of your house yards away. with twenty men—ail we've got left— end, and deliver them when you re- Pauline- Hardly. 1 had ihe door Fifty cents! F.ven grandfather's "if 1 . Nplaiiit-d my melhoiK ladies. Klkwan, Then her eyes, shifting to cot points so needed In a wilderness. much gravy as you made hist night. ers Hut this afternoon she had some- like an inferior?" Hut there was heart. The emblem of tli« liistin- after mitlni^iit h Ilo.-he deserter at the foot of snow-clad moun- sand geysers. the dim ribbon of spruce edulnj; the Hehlnd and to the (eft the machine, you and 1 make twenty-two," reported turn, call a busy number as soon as it locked. I'he Pal blinder Magazine. thing more Important in view. She mild blue eyes opened wider than I'm al raid ymi wenMn l grasp it, toe }:uished Service order whlcli Jie wore crawled into the line with the cheer- Birth of Reelfoot Lake. The ureal forest frees moved, with Iild you get any frogs this morning?" that in the face of the man whose arm guns still raved, but the artillery fell the second-in-command, dropping wear- is free and perform several other tains. Here splendid new Gal- slipped into the wood.-hed. got tiie net usual at tin! offer. I'.ut only for a mo- it's very complicated. marshes, saw- the face of the girl of "Yes—four." tdill Indieated the door which wruni.' in the photograph In his bedroom inu' news that the tJermans were plan- latin Gateway Inn welcomes you One of the pioneers of New Madrid, branches Interlocked, like fields of ment; then he regained control of the photo};raph at the p ist. and she away, A greenish rocket llitred from ily info the shell-hole wiiere the cap- services usually done by an olllce as- he had made for her to catdi butter- "Ai.d if you didn't grasp it you the bluster from the treolo^ist as wa vouched for his caliber .-is a soldier. ning to attack In foree on the Amer- lilica Hryan. described the earthquake grain before the wind. Their trunks, "I want all of 'em, Freck; I'm hun- Competent Witness himself and gravely closed tlie bar- wondi-red what was behind it all. the pines ahead, and right In the faces lain had established himself. "Ixird, sistant or valet. to the newest, most picturesque files. went down to the brook and might make luslak'-s in talking about Hut why. she mused, did the brother ican flanks al dawn; a division of not Imvlng the suppleness of youth, gry. "Hey. that election is crooked." ter is wrung from a ran. of the panting marines machine-guns I'm tired . . . and what I can't The services are performed by spe- entrance to Yellowstone Par);, that caused the birth of Heelfoot lake | tried to dip out some of the tiny fish gain. il jifienvard, and thai would put you of the ri- h Charles (Juthrlo linger in He studied the protile of .loan Quar- fresh troops Prussians had just and rilles blazed. In the shadow of n follows: fell prostrate or reclined at grotesque Slice after slice of jrravy-souked "We're Going Through It," Freck An- "How come?" What do you suppose they did with :u tiie invidious position of the old "You'll hear from this this conduct rier, the musing eyes with the strongly see," he added in some wonder, fin- cial exchanges. The tour of the Park via this routs^ ! that were darting about in the water. the wilderness of the west ccJist when been brouiMit up for that purpose. It "The Mississippi first seemed to re- ancles to tbe earth. bread was salted and slowed away. nounced as He Saw the Speck of "Why. I wetil inio the vol Ing booth the money? Why, enlarge the spring woman who underweni three ojiera- ot yours. I'll report this to your su marked brows, the half-parted lips. ih« the pines were men in cumbersome gering the rents in bis raincoat, "Is though far more comprehensive than Hut the holes In the net were too large a trirl of such loveline s a* her three looked bad- -if looked worse than green-gray uniforms, with faces that rede from Its banks, and its waters The rhyihmlc mot ion of the earth Frog leg after frog leg disappeared, White in the Distance. und saw Jim Feebly and Hoy While and had a smaller one dug nearby tb-us. periors," protested Quarrler, as he Iraine of chestnut hair shot wilh j^old. why we weren't killed, loo. . . Archeological Find the old routes, costs no more. Writ* i and ii< alien as she cauirbt them they Stormed out of the room. ph"ioirraphs suggested wiMhI for his lhat. "Well." said Major Oeorge Ham- looked hardly human under deep now for faacinatinS literature on gathered up like a mountain, leavliii; is well shown by the parallel lines of before Thomas Hrent leaned back slutllng the ballot letx." which was to be fed by the old one. "When this obi woman got back Fine. It was, he llioUL'hl with the That night, lying in its shallow, ' slipped Ihrouuh. so that at tlie end of return? For the nature of fheit- rela- ilton of the First battalion of the The cave of a Stone age family has grunting with satisfaction, and crossed crawl on their hands and knees; but "When did you see that?" Guthrie turned to the girl, who was round helmets. With eyes narrowed, fhit new road to Wonderland! for a nioment many boats, which were cypress trees growing on the low ' nn hour she returned empty-handed. Then they remodeled tiie outlet and home from ihe hospital her pastor beauty of expression; but above Its hastily dug holes, the remnant of the been unearthed in Russia in tlie peat tions was established beyrnd doubt Fifth, "orders are to attack, and. by bodies slanting forward like men In cn their way to New Orleans, on the crests of the many rolls In ihe Keel- bis hands over his stomach. this they did, for wilh Thomas Hrent "Tin* third time 1 went in to vote." caught more fish, and went Into the called to see her. He asked her. of visibly swept by shame—stirred hy an comeliness of line and skin the stamp battalion descended through further Address our nearest Travel Bureau: The next day, when grandfather was by the wriften sentiment on the phot «. Cod, we'll attack"—a yawn spoiled bogs of the Moscow province, ten feet "Freck." be said with a look toward going to the end of a thing was a re- —I'uthtimler. emotion which lett her weak. cluiKfe.l heavy rain, the remnant of the bat- t>are sand. In which time Ihe poor foot lake region. An airplane view- asleep again, she tried the net once business In earnest. COt'l'se, how she was feel ing. She of sireti^th, the essence of character. hells of shelling. The next night tins under tlie ground. Clay dishes and a 11. W. Stelnhoff ^•rapli-. Yet. his health returiied. he the dramatic effect of his pronounce- talion went lo them. sailors made their escape from them. brings to life again Ihe roll of the the cave, "Where's those crawdad ligion. Slowly Ihey approached tlie "Lor I b'lleve there's money In it," at.'.swi rod wilh a stiort ; •yes fixed on the man who said In a The absent look faded from her eyes, of beef and bread came up. There OcntTid AKetit more Ami the next, and the next. seemed to be deliberately sliyiti;,' on in ment "and now I'm golnr to get some rougii wail, built up and almost block- tiers?" outlet helore which showed a dense Tolre still thick with linger; It was the flank of the Hoche col- C, M. & P. Hy. "Then, rising lo or *J'> feet perpen- earth as it occurred more than u cen- Then she lunm the net on It- iie^ in said Grandfather Hrown, sagely, " "If ye knowed a - much about medi- "I eini understand on a day like was some grim laughter when It came, ing the entrance to the cave, attracted tit. DIDN'T MISS IT the north. What was befllnd it all. sleep. ' 'ti\v, wake rue at ri;I(0—that tury ago. "Cone." growth of underbrush and weeds. "Leastways. 1 hear trout's wuth a dol- "I'm sorry. Miss Quarrler—so sorry. umn which had come out of st,- "Captain," reported the one remain- «09 TrnnMport.it'n nbl». ctlcularly and expanding, as It were, the shed and tried to think of some cine as some of us, of course ye'd wonoVred .loan Quarrler; not pity for this." she said, "what you mean by will be an hour." the attention of peat diggers nnd a Ktiennt and struck the leading bat- I'hnnt H Itnmloliih P.H34-6 •t the same time, the banks over- iutrltig the last 100 years the Mis "Live in town?" Freck was first. He stuck his head other plan Site was not goitu: to lar h pound at some hotels right now (inderst itid thai 1 t-an't never be tlivj He—went—too far." 1 ing sergeant, after distributing rations this poor child, who, in tij; maimer of this L'ray coast holding you. It's so group of scientists, sent from Moscow Detroit, Mich, And at dawn, while the ridge shook talions of the Fifth, It. had watched flowed with a retrograde current fiisslppi river has continued to ravage "Yes." out Into the open air and started to give If up this way; not she she an' in my days they wa'n't scarcely same woman again -uin't rou^h "You were right -he was Impos- untouched so primeval. It seems al- in the dark, "they sent us chow ac- to investigate, established the find as her kind, had given him worship for nnd thundered under the barrage that the areas nlong Its course during the "I'robably tell all about what bap- penetrate Ihe underbrush. Suddenly, wuth givin* away." slble," she agreed In a voice raw with first with keen delight, then with In- cording to the last strength report— rapid as a torrent. The boats, which , was eleven and grandfather and I'ncle ihem theri' ihive po^i ' i irteiii- ' " the only kindness life hu'l vouchsafed mosi as if we wer© the first to see it." a human habitation of the Neolithic pened last niuhi?" however, he drew quickly back into went before the I'.oche flank attack, credulity, the tortured advance of the before had been left on the sand, flood seiisoos. While the river writhed John had been only nine and ten Then there came a "make-believe' disgust, with a slow nod of tlie dark "It's like this |or u thousnnd miles— three days ago—'JJIO-odd rations. The age. Further exploration is being Road her. That, clearly, woi'.ld have an and the Sixth held wilh their rifles MILWAUKEE back and forth across Its mighty "Maybe. Mammy Taylor said before the cave pliitnp against Mr. Hrent. far-off loni. Into his eyes, and he said, head, "lie has always hlnmlerHi- battalion. It had waited too long to men are building breastworks out of were now lorn from their moorlm.'< i Grandfaiher shouldn't know a word Thankful for Seeing Them ehored "luthrie at K'.kwan while the west coast." he replied, "with u the branch behind the left, the Fifth carried on In the hope of finding more blie left sile—" (TO 1:10 CuNTINfHH.) open its own fire. And now, already end suddenly driven up a lit He creek, plain, the newly-born Heelfoot lake abotti it ini'll fhe fi-h were safe in just as tle'tigh Leslie were not there always failed to understand." lew fur posts at the mouths of the the corned-willy cans, sir-twenty of Implements. "\V!.at let of aiitoiaobiics one sees Ninda lived, hut in far? of ihe fact marines went forward to carry the shaken by the sight of these men who i-oitii oWM'.us—rs'u umiI'ii clt'iinlin; ii|iaric irrew more beautiful, and nature be- "Well," broke in the man of Ihe red to hear: "Some o" these days a little •*1 want to tell you about her." 'em—" liliiKii, WmiiliTiul ili vlci- po lUvly |iii I'-ms at the mouth of which they h nl lain, the sfifin'.' and the door shut so ihey that Ihe girl was de<.peralely ill - rh crs," battle to St.-Kfienne. nowadays,'' remarked the tall man. would not die. It shrank from the long plti^H fKnn rouiliu; (VI). K telly IiinwI;. a. lo a distance In some Insfances of gan to heal scars on the landscape feet, "Freck, we got to move, and it's Fort's Discovery Adds • collldn't get out ^irl I know will want a sure 'nough She turned on him almost liercly, "A thotisand mlivs of silence—ei- Some runners got through, and Pi vi- WAI.fut.l-J, W<*| N-w VmU. N. .1 "Yes, thank heaven!" returned his could not live into the fiiitumn. he hail Noon found them well forward of American bayonets and the pitiless, Home Variety Modern idea which were Inlllcted at Its birth. Its tip to you to find a cave where ten i Hut in spite of the thoughtful look education, an' lish money will come In "I»o you think 1, also, do not under- c-pl the . all ot the yeese." sion 11. Q.. well forward in a pleas- mearly a quarter of a mile. to Britain s His'ory friend. "It's the oms we don't see prepared lo witucr on Die wesi coast. the ridye, lying in an open Hal., while furious faces behind the steel. A few There are scores of excavated SAI.ICSMKN tV.Wi'KU liVWtVWIHCUK (» clear, brownI^i water became the Ihoti-and men on horseback wilh or. her face and her tiiMifly shut lips, handy," stand?" she demamlod. antly exposed spot on the Souain road, n.ll OzioU .Mlwiurl "I'rult iirmitr.'." U.hjf "Tbe surface of the earth was from that send us to the hospital." Why? "V iii won't be here for the I'.lack the leading battalions disappeared in New pages can be added lo Hrllish Hrandenburger zealots elected to die homes in I'empeii. varying somewhat llTIHH, W.' I'llll i V!l I e'limilllHHllill i •'" I'll* lime to time by these hard shocks home of many fish and its surface was tearch warrants couldn't hunt us out two whole days went by and she was For a space he searched lu-r N-nse. I'.rant nnd the < Ira lid ^eese. They are built up a picture of a situation sulfl- history books as Hie result of archeo- So, together, they kept their watch, (tine woods on a long slope ahead. It on their spitting Maxim guns, work- in size, but almost identical in the ar- IuIIN ih. mailt Di vflni). Co.,tlx. fi.'iIl.Avm'a.la, dotted with illy pads, called "yonco- If they had lo. And you've got to do no nearer solving the problem. Then white fare; then replicif, cryptically. ciently interesting. Four infantry regi- covered to various depths by sand Eastern "Coolies'* where, through ihe hailing hoiir.s, ihe ihe last to reach the west coast— had fallen strangely uulet where they logical discoveries in the Island of Hxplanation ?s not study. ing them uiitii bayonets or dubbed rangement of rooms and courtyards. I •el Is Sell II fur Vou. l.ukr Afi iititi*, IVirm., which Issued from fissures that were pins," whose gorgeous flowers had Hie It quick; IJndersiand?" : n late spring' fresliet came tumbling "You have served with the woumliMl; I hey and the swaue." ments were thrust saw-wise norlbeast TliiibiTlini.l, iinywi.tre in Mlfliluuii. I'urlK Hule, which lies in the Firih of Clyde, The term "coolie'' or cooly." says spirit of the waif of die forests hov- lay, rifles made an end. A few iroii-souied Kxcept for minor details, one may be imprlsoiied yellow of a river sunset. Fred; looked up unconcernedly. "I down the valley and helped her. It Is enoueh." to northeast of Hlanc Mont; all were nntl Hi-Hi (••Hit. WniihuiiM' llaltjr omde In great numbers all over this the I'alhllnder Magazine. Is from the ereil, awaiting release. Once, after a "Sw aiisV" • •
The Dawson reunion will be held C.UARDIAN FIGHTS WOMAN, 80, South Dakota has named one of TWO DETROITERS HELD I N Angus! H at Biverside park, Ionia. IONIA AS 'LEC.C.ER8. WHO WEDS. Would Link Two Hemispheres THE LOWELL LEDGER AND its mountains for Mr. Coolidtfe. But Farm News Oscar Slemek and lady friend, Ionia, July 21,—This has been a Grand Itapids, July 22.—T h e Ben and His ALTO SOLO the President will not be .salislied Viola Anderson, visilcd the home busy week for Sherill' William Michigan Trust company, as guar- *• until Hie Stnle names nil of its ilele- and Farm Views ilks Sunday. Book-Wagon Published every Thurs- Franch in rounding up liquor law dian of Mrs, Cordelia C> Bandolph T^i ma (•ales for him.—Norfolk VirKinian- ASK THE-M Mrs. T. B. Davidson, of Vergcnnes, Mr. Men no Walters, of Fremont, violators. Peliie, 80 years old, widow of day inorniiitt from the Pilot. is spending this week wilh Mr. and has been hired as tester for the Al- In addition to several local per- Eugene H. Bandolph, former county Moose Lodtfe building, Mrs. Daniel Anderson. W^tfaUerVm By RUBY DOUGLAS 210 Has I Main street, Other thingtt heinK equal, the more to-Kenl Cow Testing association. sons arrested ami held to circuit humane oflicer, flled a petition in Quality and Style court for trial, he rounded up Leo circuit court today for an order an- We rest our ease on the Bichard Morgan and Miss Buby Kj^wrcncc America t(Mlay nmls men Lowell, Miehigun. :i man Mtlverlises Ihe more money This association is starting its llflh ence America today needs men Thompson, 25, and Charles Saun- nulling her marriage June 21 to Al- (CopyrlKht.) he has to advertise with. year of testing. /The herds of Floyd Scott, of Ionia, spent the week-end P. M. JOHNSON ders 27, both of Detroit, who are bert Pelrle, 40 years old. Pelrie word of our owners—and with Mrs. Gertie Morgan. ilAWlnOytlkwthornew Of couragecouraire,. and of vision clearr I par, Yeiter, 1), J. Dinsen, Ira Johnson, EN WATKItS liud t'one almost Into Biltor and Proprietor said lo be olFemlers of the whole- was a hoarder ul the woman's home, To bring into our lives again Malann v of the itirls nowadays seem Kellogg and Behler and (ilenn Love- Earl and Hazel Hoover, of Pon- Thirty-fifth year on the jub. in sale type, who make weeWy trans- lie was enjoined from attempting lo you can get any number of B biinkruptcy in his first business lo feel that beauty is knee-deep.— land, have been in Ihe association tiuc, are visiting relatives in Hast- The spirit of the pioneer. stale trips for purpose of distribu- handle his wife's property valued at venture—u bunk shop on a fashionable Bltmber National Editorial associa- Louisville Times. since it started and are starting ings and Lowell this week. America needs men of might tion of liquor. 'Ihe sherill" has $35,(1(10.—(Detroit Free Press. their names for the asking. street In Boston. tion and MichiKan Press Associa- their llflh year. F. J. Moore is Irene und Dean Cronkright, of St. f And character, to fight their way signed confessions from both, it is rortunately tie had seen the hand- tion, also of Lowell Credit Kx- KEENE CENTER. president and Floyd Yeiter, secre- Louis, ure visiting their brother, / Across a wilderness of night change. tary and treasurer. - said. IONIA CONVICT WALKS AWAY writing on the wall in time to read It Summer Suits Keene Church. Wilbur Cronkright and family. And win for us a better day. Twenty-six 4-11 dub girls with FROM FARM. Gould's Garage and retire while he could still hold on Gtiien't Phones: Office, No. 200; Rev. Bateman, pastor. Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Goll' and Miss Agnes Soreuson, Home Dt'inon- CALF CLUB HOYS TRAIN FOR Ionia, July 20.—Frank Harris 42, Residence, No. 239 Hegular services. 0:15 fast time. Phone 2S9 321 Eaat Main St. daughler Virginia, were supper to precious honks. He had lost all Some conception of tho vast quantities of directories distributed slration Agent and Miss Lola Bell FAIRS. sentenced lo Ihe Michigan reforma- .rV-" 'We need the statesmanship that dares Entered at the postoftice, at Lowell, Church school following. guests Friday evening a! the Gaunt- Ids money, a tot of fnith In his own by the Bell System annually may be gained from the fact that 30.000,000 (ireen, assistant State club leader, County Agent K. K. Vining nnd lory from Owosso for violation of Michigan, as second-class matter Suits with all the style lines of year Keene Aid will meet at the church Collins home. To challenge rule and precedent! judgment, most of his piitience with directories laid lenglliwise would span the distance from New York to have been in camp at Boslwick lake Nevels Pearson, Michigan State col- the liquor law, escaped from Ihe A USeD CAR 18 ONUT A3 DBPeNOABUet August .'t in the afternoon. Sand lege, will spend a good part of this Mrs. William A. Collins and chil- We need the leadership that shares what lie had formerly idealized as the Paris covered by Col. Charles Lindbergh (as shown on the map above) SUBSCRIPTION RATKS PAYABLE the past week. Everyone reports institution by walking away from AS THC D&ALCR WHO 9&LLS IT wich commillee, Mrs. (icorge (lolds, week preparing the boys of the calf dren, Mrs. Joseph Gaun! and Mrs. 4^ And stimulates our discontent! cream of I'oston Intelligencia, hut— IN ADVANCE 'round suits but made especially for a good lime, bul il was damp one his work at the farm todav. He during his epoch makim? flight, wilh 7,000,i)U» directories lo spare, which Mrs. Ed. Frost and Mrs. Lee Lamp- Pliilo Blakeslee were (irand Bapids Regular 10-page edition- afternoon and evening. This week club camp al Boslwick lake for weighs about 145 |>oiinds and has For there are higher goals to gain. lie possessed iminy lino eMitlons of ID turn would reach from Paris lo Stockholm by way of Berliu. kin. Every one invited. visitors Monday. 92.00 forty calf club boys in charge of competition in Ihe Michigan Stale dark gray-hair and gray eyes. And there is nobler trulh to learn, rare hooks, aiilngraiihed copies, spe- One year summer comfort. These suits are Lee Vint, of Detroit, is a guest at Six months 1.00 County Agent, K. K. Vining, Nevels and West Michigan fairs. Miss He had only a few months to slay Mrs. T. C. Bouse, Mrs. A. Zant ^Before we ever can attain cially hound volumes. 11 unique collec- the Lee Lampkin home. Agnes (I. Soreuson. county home at the institution and by walking Three months .50 Pearson, Assistant Siale club leader P. C, Peckliniu was a business ind daughler Belly, of (irami Bap- tion of works that mluht serve him In lower in price than the heavier ones Mr. and Mrs. Itobert Brock, visit- economics agent, has charge of Ihe away lays himself liable to an addi- visitor iu Grand Bapids Saturday. The great rewards tiiat we should earn. Single copies .05 and W. J. Smith, of Lowell High ITEMS OF THE TOWN ids, spent Wednesday at the home good stead some day. ed their daughler, Mrs. Clayton home economies girls' clubs at Ihe tional three years when apprehend- Local i-page edition- school, are in camp at Boslwick Miss Ariel Lawrence spent Mon- of John Dawson. Cahoon al Saranac Sunday. er—(Grand liaplds Herald, July 21. He secured a .jnh in a bookshop in $1.50 yet they fit and wear well and keep lake. The boys are judging live- camp this week. day in (irand Bapids with her fath- Harvey Callier and family and , Contentment is a curse to men, One year Klhel Miller, of (irand Itapids, Straw hats Vi off at Van Dyke's. t railway terminal in New York, SU months .75 stock and developing fitting and er. Mrs. Friedcl and Donna Walters If bom of idleness or greed! will be with Ihe Houlihan girls this r where tie did not expect anything of showing teams. IMeiity of lime is Edwin Fallas returned Saturday from Flint spent Sunday at Town- America must seek again their shape. Models for men and week. F. W. Bulleriield and family spent given for baseball and other sports. from a business trip to Chicago. send park and Baldwin lake, the clients wiio might come and gt Mr. and Mrs. Frank Daniels lefl Sundav wilh friends iu (irand Bap- Expression through heroic deed. ft No iiowspapor can tuccttd with- Twenty-six head of Jerseys were Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kroneuberger ami where he operated, on the side, a for Hart Ibis Monday morning. ids. Mr. and Mrs. Kcilh llimebangh >We must not falter on the way jj out advwtUing, th«r«for« w« so- young men, light and dark colors. shown at Ihe second annual Kent are al their cottage at Paw Paw. circulating library of some activity, Will Thompson and wife and im! James llasselman. of Michigan licit tho patronagoof our waders county Jersey show. July lOlh. The Mr. and Mrs. Pat Bowes were in Our fathers trod with steadfast zeal. fL (ilen Sowers and wife were Sunday New {tO-inch challle, fust colors. Slate college, spent Ihe week-end "There is more appreeialinn of for tboM who by their advertli- showing was mostly of younger fai- Flint ou business several days last erica mfeds men today v JU Skeleton silk lined. guests of Edward Thompson and IKc u yard. Warner A Scott, adv. with C. M. llimebangh ami wife. books in the minds of the people who Ing help to make this paper pos- lle. The class of heifer calves was week. kTo lead us toward a new ideal! family. Mr. and Mrs. George M. Porker Harry Slanll'er and llillon Briggs come in here with not more than .1 the largest, eleven head being Mrs. Leece received a letter from spent a few days last week al Lans- Boberl Lu/ and f:nnil> spent last are playing wilh the Paramount or- quarter to spend on a ionm-d volume shown. First place went to Ar- Mrs. Sweet and Mrs. Wilkinson lasl ing. week wilh friends and ivhtives in cheslra every Wednesday night al than I fouml in all my experlenee in thur Edison, second lo J. W. Mc- week and each report a very enjoy- M. B. Conklin, of Ionia, spent ov- Lansing. Checker resort, formerly Electric Cready and Ihird lo B. D. Bancroft. efTete I'.oston." he said hiiterly, to able vacation, Mrs. Sweel was in park. $22.50 er Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. 1). G. Miss Olive Kropf spent several Horace. 11 e,i||e:igue and a man who In the yearling heifer class J. W. Peloskey ami Mrs. Wilkinson in l.ook. Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Barnes and McCrcady look lirsl, John Ilolcomb days Inst week with friends in Bat- Was heeomim.' hi liiend. Syracuse, N. Y. Mr. ami Mrs. C. A. Stone spent Sun- second, and Arthur Edison, third. Miss Abby Odell and Carl Both tle Creek. Summer approaehed and I5en ehafetl Alfred and Anlhony Laux were in day with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pit- 11. 1). Bancroft showed Ihe only two were at the Gelss farm at llollaml Frank Balcom and family, of under the eoiilhiement. The terminal Orleans 'IHmrsday. tinger in their cottage at Fine Island year old. Fred Eardley look Ilrsl Sunday. Flint, snent the weok-end at Ihe Red Crown JLu- From Our Pomt Mrs. Ilobcrl Vint, of Detroit, and Lake. bookshop was open eveliinus as Well on cows over three years old and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Malcolm were Bowes home. as all day and his hours very long. Mrs. Chad Lee, of Saranac, are vis Hilton Briggs played a dance pro- We have the famous II. D. Bancroft, second. The Jun- Sunday callers of Mrs. Carrie Odell Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wingeier and itors at the Charles Lampkin home. gram with The Blue Bidge dance r xn* <> u»' One niyht as he walked down ior females championship went to in Vergcnnes. son Kenneth, spent Sunday with re- of View. Mrs. L. J. Leece spent Sunday af- band at the studio of "Wood" broad- toward (Ireenwieh village, where he lernoon with Mrs. McNaughlon and J. W. McCrcady and Ihe senior and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Nash and Miss latives in Graml Bapids. grand championships lo Fred Eard- casting station at (irand Bapids last had a culiiele In wldeh to sl.-ep, lie Miss North, of Alto. Helen King are spending the week Urban Bose and family, of Battle Ethyl Spaulding Swimming Suits ley. at Campau lake. Friday nighl. ALTON—VERGENNES. had :in inspiralion. Why eould he n it Keene friends of Mr. and Mrs. Creek, were Sunday visitors at the DON MELLETT'S VICTORY. In the bull calf class IPs' place Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Easterbrook en- The church reunion was held at CLASSIFIED take his precious hooks and. with the Phlorus Hale, of Lansing, will In Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Kniflin and Mr. F. F. Bosewarne home. The jury's verdict at ('anion went lo Emmel Davis, second lo tertained relalives Friday evening the J. 1). Frost cottage al Murray cooperation of some lirm of pro^res grieved to learn of the death of and Mrs. Clyde Collar spent Sunday Mrs. Ava Wardell is spending a ADVERTISING means lhat il was true, :is ehar^ed for men. Wear and water won't dim the colors or Maurice Post and son, Ihird lo It. D. in honor of James Carey, of McBain, lake Sunday witli forty iu atlend- She puhllshers, eomhlne his wares their daughter, Lula Hale Cahoon, at Whiteflsh lake. few weeks with her sons and their ance. by the late Don It. Mellelt in »!u* Bancroft, Fred Eardley look lirsl in Ice cream and cake were served and with theirs, and his work and expert- Will Give You wife of Tlieron Cahoon. Mrs. Ca- Miss Freda Bailey left Friday for harm the fabric, within a long season. That is the yearling bulls and Frank Long, families in (irand Bapids. a line time is reported. .Ace and Boyal Vandenbroeck, Bry Ledger advertising rates. Charged Canton Daily News, lhat an infam- hoon leaves besides her husband, Echo Lake, Pa„ to spend a few enc" with Iheir Investment ami go second. J. W. McCrcady showed Mrs. William Gramer and Mrs. Hilton L. Briggs is playing witli and Clyde Condon were guests of :ind phoned want ads, tile tor 211 ous league existed helween skulking guaranteed. two small children. She had been weeks with her brother and family. a-caravaning for tiie summer? To live crime and pious olHchihlom. a con- the only bull over three years old. Charles ('raft visited friends in the Blue Bidge dance band at lurk Mr, Bunciman Friday nigh! and at- words, or 'itlc cash or stiimps with ill since last Spring wilh goitre ami tended the Curtice-King bout in order. Charged ads are not want- IlIlioiiL' Ids hooks, to sleep at night in spiracy so foul, cruel ami cownnllN Fred Eardley look the Junior and Some Summer Suggestions Mr. and Mrs. Homer Thornton, of (irand Bapids lasl Wednesday. I a k e near Greenville Thursday heart trouble. Keene friends the silent places, in travel the dusty — a Thrill — ex (irand Bapids with him. ed al jmy price. Bejison is, sueli that it did not hesitate lo hire :i grand championships on bulls and Grand Bapids, w e re week-end Don Phillips and family spent nighls and at While Fish lake near $4.50 and $7. •ml their heartfelt sympathy to tin guests of Mr. and Mrs, E. C. Walk- Mr. and Mrs. Art Condon, Beva aeconnts are not worth the cost to country mads ami commune with wretched pawn lo drive steel J. W. McCrcady Ihe Senior cham- Sunday with her sister. Mrs. Hiram Sand lake Saturday nights. bereaved family. er. eolleel. and we h:ive lost many Ihroutfh the heart and brain of one pionship. Cold Meals Nicely Sliced Baab and family al Caledonia. ami Lucille were Sunday callers on country folk—lhat would he a delight- Mr. Shad, of Orleans, called at Ed. The Fosler-Abel reunion was held hundreds of dollars lhat way and There is a thrill to driving when your citizen who dared openly lo ch:«l- Inleresl hasn't waned in Jersey Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brown and relatives and friends here. ful life, thought lien. Parker's Sunday. Paul McCarly is so far recovered al Murray's lake Sunday. Those Mr. and Mrs. C.laude Condon we ennnot atl'ord to hire a book- leiuie its power. cattle for 00 people saw (icorge daughters Esther and Verna, of It took him some time to convince car is eager to go— alert to obey—steady Neckwear, hosiery, belts and other summer Paul llickert, of (irand Itapids, from his recent operation as to In who allended were from Jackson, keeper lo waste his time and our The conviction of Patrick MeDer- Cooper, of Ann Arbor, place the Cold Boiled Ham, Loin Roll, Veal Loaf, Owosso, spent Sunday wilh Mr. and drove to Ann Arbor Sunday lo see was a Sunday guest of the honn able lo return home Ibis week. Lansing, Flinl, (irand Bapids, Ionia, jKislnue on 2(1 cent aeconnts. Q house of hook puhlishers that this molt, the paid assassin of much furnishings, something new every week—our style awards in Ihe catlle. Mrs. B. A. Charles. Ihe laller's mother in tlie hospital - powerful smooth—when it slips tolks. Minced Ham, Pork Loaf, Luncheon Roll, Mr. ami Mrs. J. It. V. Ickham, of Fenwick, Sand Lake and Baplist there. Mrs. Condon stayed for a would pay, not only on the immediate worse people than he, lakes its Friday. August 10, has been sel Billy Parker, who has been visit- service gets them to us at the same time they are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hodgeson, of (irand Bapids, were Sundav guests Lake, few days. (UtS AC.BKS, close in, fine for poultry Investment hut as a permanent adver- over hills with a smooth ease—creeps place as one of the notable incidents for the Kent county day al Ihe ing his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Muskegon, spent Sunday al the Os- Dried Beef, Bacon, Bologna. at Mr. ami Mrs. Neil Cameron's. Mr. and Mrs. William Pallcrson Mr. and Mrs. Billy Condon spent I fiirm, furnace, electricity, some tisement for their hooks ami period- in the history of Americiin journal- Pennsylvania railroad farm at How- (icorge M. Parker has returned lo through traffic with a quiet purr—is shown in the city stores. car Moore home. and daughler. Miss Gladys and Alex Sunday al Townsend park wilh j fruit, .$.">(11) down. Bulleriield &. icals. I'.ut he had a eharmlm: pfr- ism. 11 followed an expose, olti- ard City. This farm is doing a his home in Owosso. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Kinyon am! Mr. and Mrs. Alois Daller, of lid- Beefer, of (irand Bapids, visited Mr. i Bm lon, Lowell, Mich., phone .'{71. eially eonllrinct! in :i criminal eourt. splendid piece of work in managing daughter Patlie, of South Bend, vis- oilier relalives. somdily. a persuasive manner when ho quick as lightning to pick up speed. ding. were at the Anlhonv Iteitz Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bargewell, and Mrs. Boberl Sliles one day re- :»s oiie of the worst failures of gov- a light type of soil and they are gel- ited Mrs. E. L. Kinyon last week. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd ('lark enler- FOB SALE OB BENT—McCords was thoroughly In earnest, and, nl- home Sunday. of Muskegon, spent over the week- cently, and they all went up Flat ernment ever recorded. Not only ting results. Any Kent county Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Both were lained Mr. ami Mrs. (icorge Dennis, gar:ige. -1(1x80. Good location. niost as a dream comini; true, he Use Red Crown Ethyl and know that (icorge (iolds and wife were Sun- Cottage Cheese, Philadelphia Cream end with the lulter's parents, Mr. river lishing. were the processes of the law im- farmer, who has any light soil entertained for dinner Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Charles Prilchard and KiKpiire It. E. C-olbv, McCords. found himself the keeper of the hook day dinner guests at the Sturgis- and Mrs. Phil Krum. Mrs. 1'rilcliard over Sunday. thrill. It knocks out that knock. potent at Canton, but public ser- problem should plan to attend this Cheese, Whipping Cream, Fruits and evening at the Carl Freyermuth The annual pot luck luncheon Midi. (p 40 If caravan. He had a w.-li sioeked set Howen home. Miss Marie Bibbler, of (irand Bap- Mrs. Ola Condon speul Thursday vants were found to be the venal meeting. Follow M-1II two miles home. and business meeting of the Greene (if shelves, a hundred honks for ehvu Anthony Laux and family went lo ids, and John Thomas, of Soulh with relalives lien*. FOB SALE-Two marine engines, partners of a coterie of mnrderoiis north of Howard City. Plan to be Vegetables. Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Wingeier ac Circle will be held al Ihe M. E. When touring demand Red Crown Lake Odessa on Sunday to visit Haven, were Sunday guests al Ihe Mr. and Mrs. Alber! Meeker are one inbonrd, one outboard, also :i lation on his Journey, a portable home crooks and prostitutes that snapped there by II o'clock fast time. A companied E. A. Thomas and fain cluirch house Thursday, July 28, ai Mrs. Vandecar, who has been dan- Bibbler home al Fox Corners. living in tlie Porter house while Mr. OIK and :I hidf Ion (Irahain Bros., and bookshop comhined. Ethyl — everywhere — and everywhere their lingers in the face of the law. oons trip around Ihe farm and a discus- ily to Baldwin Lake to spent the af- ti::t0. All members come and gerously ill, and was rejoiced to Born, June >r), at the Sawyer hos- bring your friends. Meeker is working on Ihe road. trneli. Earl Vosburg. Ada, Mich. Thoimhls of a ^iri he had fallen in order and civic decency. Hut lind her out of danger, and the .'Mb. sion of their work will be on the ternoon Sunday. the same. worse—worse—the bin revelation program. pital, louia, lo Mr. and Mrs. 11. Bus- Jim Murray, of (irand Bapids, his (P 0 Jove with while visiting' a college baby girl doing finely. Dr. Bert Quick spent several days FALLASBl KG FACTS. concerned the cowardice of a su- K. K. Vining, R. D. HAHN hwkh sel, a iWj pound girl, who will an- sister, Mrs. Hattic Dors and daugh- friend in Uraltlehoro, Vt., took him. Sam Delmer had the bad luck to recently with his uncles, E. L. Craw W. 11. Bexford and wife, son l-'Oll SAI.i; One aere hind, burn, pine publie. Don Mellelt knew County Agent swer to the name of Phyllis Elaine. ters, Mae and Hattic, her son, Ben one night, to a (•amp Just outside the 11live his team run away while and B. E. Quick. All drove to Cro- (ileiiii, daughler Marian and Don eleelrie li.ylils, good cellar. Mrs. only what humlreds and perhaps Mr. and Mrs. B. L. Charles, Mrs. Dors ami wife, all of Chicago, visit- town on a lovely hrook—Broad brook, hitched to his grain binder one day ton Dam Sunday. Shepard, their mother, Mrs. Corn- .lohn Wetvronnel, phone 201, 11. thousands of his fellow citizens THREE MOTORCARS AND LIQ- Margaret Dennis and Mrs. Elizabeth ed their cousin, George Murray and last week. Sam says the binder (icorge Berger, wife and children, stock and sister, Mrs. Condon, of 2. (p IU as he remembered the name. He drew knew. He alone had the red blood REPEAL THE VOLSTEAD ACT!"! TWO FRANCS AND A MILLION DID YOU EVER STOP TO THINK. IOR LOADS SEIZED: MEN Charles were Sunday callers of Mr. wife, last Thursday. Touring Suggestions looked like a I!ll(l model when Ihe of Muskegon, drove to Lowell Sim- Ids motor up under a trroiip of fra- to stand out and call the Mull". And TEARS. By Edson R. Waite, and Mrs. Harry Sexton in Grand Belding and a friends of Ihe Bex- 1 The Chicago Tribune added a new ( team reached the barn. ARE HELD HERE. Mrs. ('. 11. Cholerton and niece. FOB SAM !—Police pups 1(1 weeks grant. age-old pine trees and there he Two francs, saved by a school- Shawnee, Oklahoma. Bapids. day lo be the guests of Iwr parents. fords, Mrs. Dehearsl, all from Highways Are Happy Ways" when liends slaughtered him there plank to its "platform of national] Champagne ami beer conserva- Jane Oberly and nephew, Seward, did. eligible lo register. Frank box at lieims. France, and donated to A. L. Fish, publisher of the Salt Mr. and Mrs. Otis Helsel, of Hock- Mr. and Mrs. Bert Carr. (irand Bapids were at the collage pitched liis eniiip. ills book business I -Kauris I.c.ivenwnrth mi tin- 6—Smth Dakota. 'H*; famous were people in Canton who deplor- policies" lasl Sunday: "Mepeal the] atively estimated lo In* worth 87,- Lowell's expert, prize-winning Clarence, Jr., and Lowell Oberly, l-':iirehild. Lowell, Mich. (p ll-K) 1 the Mississippi river Hood relief Lake City (I'lalO Telegram, says: lord. were week-end guests at the Mrs. Ernest Both and aunt. Miss over Sunday and callers Iliere were had progressed, and not only had he MiilKovetlnukmi; the Miusoui Pine Kidne and Koselmd ed. not this monstrous act. hut Ihe Volstead Act." Many citi/eiis. wish- 0(1(1 at retail prices ami three val- bee-keeper, C, W, Klumpp, has been all of Milwaukee, are visiling Mrs, l
THE LOWELL LEDGER tnd ALTO SOLO THE !St CALF CLUB MEMBERS TO GET GLENN G. TOWSLEY, M. DCLYD. E I. GREEN, D. C. ALASKA ATOMS. hois of Iter! and Charley Turner OBITIARY- MRS. KLLEN LINTON WIIITNEVVILLE WHATNOTS. itu I. 0. O. F. LODGE ENTEU- ELMDALE ETCHINGS. SPECIAL TRAINING. Eye, Ear, Nese aad Throat Licensed Chlreprseier AIM John E. Goul, Mrs. Grace Vandcrliu. Mrs. Mary ealled on Ihem Saturday ni(jht and Mrs. Kllen Linton was born May Mr. and Mrs. Hyron Patterson at TAINS VISITORS. Liquor in Piano Mr. and Mrs. David Sowers and Members of Kent county boy's LOWELL OFFICE HOUR}: Hunter and Mrs. Fred (inmur, i)f helped Merl eelehrale his hirlhday. M, 1847, in Hrosgore, Hampshire leuded tlie Walerson reunion Sun \ila L O. O. F. lodge enlerlained four children, of Ohio, also his LIVE ANIMALS calf clubs will spend next week al OFFICES: 504-505 Ashton Bulldlni Tueedsy. ThtreSsy, Bstar*? Lowell, spent Friday with Mrs. A. 70, is Dead at Boslwick lake under the direction Citiicns phone 02479 \ line lunch was served. Fngland, and passed out (»f this lift HAPPENINGS IN AND AROUND ALTO day. LOCAL HAPPENINGS AROUND Md .'ml 150 (Hid Fellows from (irand at Arrowhead Inndaughter , Mrs. Ernest Anderson, of 5:00 to 8.-00 p. m. T. Dean and helped eelehrale her Mr. and Mrs. Harris entertained July 21, 11127, al the age of 80 years, Hert Douglass was taken with Hupids and Kent county lodges Grand Hapids, were guests of (ius of County Agenl K. K. Vining and GRAND RAP1D0. MICHIGAN birthday. Supper Kliesls were Mr. their son and wife from Kalama/.oo 1 month, 27 days. She was llu stroke of apoplexy last week while (\Vilnesday night and appointed a A dozen diners at Arrowhead Tun, DeardorlV and family Wednesday. OF STATE FOR Sand Lake Nevils Pearson, of M. S. C. While and Mrs. Ira l)ean and Kennelh, Sunday. daughler of John and Klixahelh working at ('.larksville on a wreck . - ^WWWWWW coiiiniillce lo assist in the organlza- one-half mile north of Ada on the The latter remuined until Sunday much of the time will be devoted lo Mr. and Mrs. Victor Flicksson vis- Mr. ami Mrs. Valda Walls were in MeCORDS CULLINCS. Sand Lake, July 20.—John K. and Mr. and Mrs. James Fox and Mr. and Mrs. May I.oek entei'lain- Wileher. In I8li2, with her par- He was taken lo the home of his MeCORDS MATTER. liuii of the Kent county Odd Fel- Lowell-rd,, were abruptly inter- when she accompanied her husband recealion, considerable work in sons. ited in Baltic Creek Sunday. (irand Bapids Thursday. DR. L. E. MATHEWS JOHN R. STRTUR ed eompany from (irand Itapids ents she moved to Caledonia, New son Ijonis, ami is some belter at Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Hockefellow Visitors at the Clark*, lows association. Ada, which was rupted al table Tuesday night when (ioul, 70, veteran president of Hie judging will be done in preparalion Linton were in Grand Hapids Tues- *\liams home. village of Sand Lake and many times Deatlst Mr. and Mrs. Ira Dean and Mrs. Sunday. York. She was one of a family of Mr. and Mrs. Victor ICricksson vis- Miss Frances Klahn was a week- this writing. home Sunday were Mr. and llu- lasl of Ihe 14 county lodges to Sherill' Byron J. Patterson, follow- Miss Lorna Loll was a Sunday BIG FREE FAIR for competitions at tlie Michigan Osteopath A. T. Dean attended Hie funeral of end guest of Miss Leona Colby. Hapids Tuesday. «• supervisor from Nelson township, PHONE 210 HOURS I lo • Mr. ami Mrs. Joe Coon visited IU ehildren. In 1870 she was unit- ited in Battle Creek Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Heed Cooper am H. Clark, of Grand Rapids•, mi and l„. vislled. chose Noble (irand Or- eil by live deputies, entered Ihe guest of her grandparents, Mr. ami Stale and West Michigan fairs. Mrs. Llntun Sunday. We extend Mrs. Melvin Ellis and Mrs. Geo. suceumbed lo heart disease al his Hours—0-12 a. in.; 1:110-5:30 p. m. Open Wednesdsy and Saturday Iheir son Clair in Nashville Sun- ed iu marriage to William J. Linton. Mrs. Stella Cress spenl Sunday family allended the Davis reunion Mrs. Albert Baird, of Lowell.??? viilc Sweet to head Iheir commillee, place and eonliscated 14 pints of Mrs. Mayferd Heaven. Girls' home economics clubs are at our sympathy tu the relatives. Frank McNaughlon is working Linton were in Grand Hapids Tues- 1 Have home here Tuesday aflernoon. In day. In 1874 Mr. Linton eame lo Miehi- wilii Mrs. Fdilh Burkee and son. Sunday al Caledonia...... Fred wawv.lBrown,, Uofl UltalGridf Iv, C. Solomon, of Hockford, was whisky and a pint of gin. It is re- Joe Seece, whose home is at Conservation Department To the lake this week under the direc- Phones—Ollice 243, residence 347. Evening 7 to 9 Mr. and Mrs. ('.. Kin;4 and ehil- lieorge and Marl Douglass were at for his brother in Mulliken this day afternoon. his death Sand Lake and Nelson gan to clear the land to make them Mr. anil Mrs. Dale Curliss were in Mrs. Lizzie Sears spent two weeks Hapids. William Vanderlip. of Vri. •ippuinted chairman of a commillee ported by the oilicers moonshine Johnstown, Pa., and Sam Yoder and Fine Exhibit at Ionia tion of Miss Agnes Soreuson, Kent Negonce Block, Lowell, Mich. Office Clesed Tkersdej Afteraeeae dren attended a party at Harry Clarksville Saturday night lo see week. Sunday callers at Charles Carop- township lose one of this section's a home, ami she wilh one daughlci tirand Bapids Thursday afternoon. with her daughter, Mrs. Hoppough, port and Mr. and Mrs. Llmer Elu composed of L, Deryke, of (irand- was being sold us imported Canad- Mrs. Mary Wieland were dinner August 15 To 20. I counly director of home economics. Woods on Division road Saturday Bert Douglass, who had a stroke of joined him a year later. To this Miss Fdwina bell's were Eddie Sutphen, wife and greatest boosters. Winegar is enler- Mrs. Maggie Leece, of Keene, was of Belding. and children, of Alto. ville and Mr. Sweel, of Ada, to draw ian whiskey. i quests of Sam Houdabush and fam- | Grand Bapids Herald, July 21, night. apoplexy Friday. He is at his union five ehildren were born. laining friends children and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Boss Mr. Goul was president of the from Missouri this a Sunday caller at Natie McNaugh- Mrs. George Peel spent a few davi Jack Leech, of Flint was home ov- < n bylaws for the association. The proprietor, Clyde ThurberJ The Clayton Cole family who son's. I.ewis Douglass. They found Beside Mary K. Moekefellow, who week. and son, of Belding, Mr, and Mrs. er the week-end. u PAID PARKING ON school board for many years, hav- Ion's. with her daughler, Mrs. Cora Mill Secretary C. H. Osborn of the all, was taken to Ihe county Jail on Henry Yeiter and wife, of Ionia, DISCt'SS ROAD EXTENSION. have been visiting Mr. and Sirs, .lor liim a very little heller. departed this life December Hi, 1021, J. S. Ellis, of Lowell and John ing been a director for 40 years or Fdward Campau spent last week er, of Fast Caledonia. D. A. Wood is attending the races Newaygo County Odd Fellows asso- a charge of violalion of the liquor visited friends of this localily dur- GREEN PROPERTY Fxtension of the Vergennes-Par- Coon returned to their home in Mil- Mr. and Mrs. Krnest Crumhaek and Willie J. Liuton, who followed Austin Livingston, of Casnovia, Camubell and wife, and Thelma more. He served many terms on with his grandmother in (irand Mrs. Henry Lampen is spending a at Kalamaioo this week. "littllon told of their work und invit- law. He hud been willing to let ing the latter part of Ihe week and nell-rd. Ihrough (irallan township waukee Tuesday. Miss Mildrni visited the former's parents in after Deeeniber 20, 180a, three still was a Momlay caller at (ilen Love- Snyder, of near Alto. the Kent county board of supervi- Bigger and Better Than Ever Bapids. few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Huiiinga has not improved ,d the Kent counly association lo the oilicers search (he premises und attended the Hosenberger school re- to Mil was discussed at a meeting Cole aeeompanied them home for a (Jaines Sunday. survive, (ieorge Linton, of McCords. land's. Melvin Ellis and Huby Wakefield Make Room For Additional Five sors and held the undisputed posi- Mrs. Nellie Fllis was a week-end Mrs. L. Cooper, after having her much since the last wrUing. visit their meeting July 2!1, An in- ' had even directed them to various union Salurday. of tlie county road commission and visit. John Linton, of Alto, who has taken Mrs. (icorge Skidmore and Miss tonsils removed. were in Lowell Saturday afternoon. Thousand Cant In Addition to tion as lloor leader for the farm- guest of her sisler, Mrs. John l^iy- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark, of vitation lo attend a chicken supper parts of the building, but these di- Peter Stahl and wife motored to Supervisor Seiferd J. Cowan and (ieorKe Colvin and von Klmctvof Funny thing; IVople persist in care of her since last November. Mary Sinclair were iu Lowell Wed- Ernest Hoark and family atlend- Free Parking. ers. He often was referred to as cr, of Lowell. Grand Rapids called at the Clark iind entertainmenl al Coopersvilie rections Ihey disregarded. Liquor Indiana early Sunday moriiing and other (irallan township property Hastings, ealled on the former's sis- wasting stamps and stationery and Besides Ihree children she is sur- nesday. ed church reunion al Indian lake the "county encyclopedia" by rea- and Williams home Tuesday after- on July 28 was extended the Kent was found hidden in a bedroom and spent the day with relalives in owners Tuesday. An inspection ter, Mrs. Howlaml Sunday ninhl and. ours asking the publisher how vived by nine grandchildren and Miss Beatrice Silcox visited Mrs. Sam Wingeier and daughter, Sunday. noon. The lliiiieenlb annual Ionia Free son of having an accurate knowl- look her home with Ih-'ip for a visil. j mnoh Ihey owe on the paper when friends in (irand Bapids from Fri- 1 Mrs. Huiiinga is not gaining as iissociation by the Muskegon and in tlie hot loin of an electric piano,! Goshen. will he made of the propert> by the four great grandchildren, one broth- Mrs. B. D. Bancroft were in Low- in . 1 Fair, wbieli opens on Monday, edge of Kent's institutional history day until Monday. Mrs. R. T. Williams and daughter. Ottawa county association. the key lo which could *nol be Mr. and Mrs. William Shroyer commission.—((irand Bapids Press Mr. and Mrs. Koster were at (Ireen I Ihev have the answer on Ihe ad- er, Thomas Wltcher, of Pilt'ord, New- fast as her friends would wish. August la and continues until Ihe for the past 40 years. lake Sunday. ell Saturday. their sympathy to the relalives of Evelyn, were in Lowell Tuesday af- found. Deputy Charles Lawyer, spenl Sunday wilh Clarence Miller dress York, and several nieces and nep- Mr. and Mrs. A. Ilelmer ami chil- Aunt Jane Thomas is spending ternoon. night of Saturday, August 20, will Mr. (ioul received his education July 20. Mr. ai'd Mrs. (ieorge Sehwader Mrs, Helen Linton, who was laid SAKANAC HIGH PICNIC TO BE however, entered the piano with the and family, of Grand Hapids. IONIA A few of the friends hews. After the death of her hus- dren spenl Sunday at the home of to rest In the Whitneyville cemetery several days with her sisler, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ellis and Mr. have a large number of brand new iu Allegan. He was born in Ohioj anil chi Iren visited Mrs. Lucy HELD AT IONIA. aid of aulomobile tools. Mr. and Mrs. (ieorge Leece enter- band in I80.'l, with hardships she the former's mother. Sunday afternoon. Morgan Boyce and husband, of Mid- exhibits this year and chief among in 11(57 and had resided at Sand NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Ducll Sunday. dleville, and Mrs. H, T. Williams attended Ionia, July 21.—One of the big Di pulics Lawyer, Baxter, Wyman, tained the laller's sister, Mrs. Ellen struggled through life to keep her Mr. and Mrs. Frank McNaughlon Miss Kinnia Cronlnger was a the show In Lowell Sunday night. tbem wilt be featured tbe exhibit Lake for 51 years, coining here Project No. M 041-15, Contract No. Miss lledrig Anderson is staying picnics of the year, that of pupils Mathews and Hoogerhyde assisted Jenkins and son, of Akron, Ohio, children together until they were were Sunday guests of Ihe Misses Sunday guesl of Mr. and Mrs. U'vi Sunday callers at George Linton's Mr. and Mrs. Waller Hector, of and display of the stale conserva- when he was III years old to enter 1, File No. 41-10-5. City of (irand wilh Mrs. Howard Smith in (irand ami teachers of Saranac High in Ihe raid. over Ihe week-end. On. Sunduy Jay FREE FAIR grown up, and the home her hus- Mary and Atldie Sinclair. Cooper. were Mrs. L. J. Stewart, of East Grand Hapids. called at the home of tion deparlment shown for the Ilrsl the shingle business. He Ihen op- Bapids and Paris Townships, Kent Bapids this week. 'aredonia and John Linton and .school, will be held al Biverside Tlmrber was to be arraigned on Leece and family and Francis Smith band had cleared, which she stili Mr. and Mrs. Swift Winegar en- Mrs. IL R. Lillie spent Tuesday Mr. and Mrs. Albert Williams Sun- erated a general store wilh his part- Counly, Michigan. family, of Alto. park, Ionia, Aug. 7. The program Wednesday aflernoon before Unit- nnd family were eiitertaiiied at the lime in Micliigun. had in possession. (Com. tertained Mr. ami Mrs. Charles Han- Mr. and Mrs. Menno Wenger and with Mary Fuller. day. The exhibit will be held in the ner under the name of Crabb & Sealed proposals will be received Strand Theatre, Lowell | sou were Sunday guesls at the Howard Linton, of Middlelon, will include about everything from ed Stales Commissioner Arthur Van home. (ioul. Later he went into the grain al Ihe ollice of tin* Besidenl Kngi- croft for supper Friday evening. Mrs. L. A. Brown received the Hev. Hairigh, wife and daughter old pavillion building near the Hiv- SIX BIG DAYS AND NIGHTS Floyd Hunt home. news that her sister, Mrs. Addie spent the week-end at home. BUSY CORNERS. baseball lo barnyard golf. Clare 1 Diiren at liollaiid.—(Grand Hapids business wilh his son. neer, il. C, Fleming, No. 7 Monu- CABD OF THANKS. Al Wagner and family, Miss Kltie Frances, visited for a short lime erside grove, and the entire south Fnoch Carlson and Helga, (iladys, ladgeman was seriously sick in the Haymond Linton is riding in Wilkinson, of Lansing is president I Press, July 20. Although a Democrat, he was re- ment Sipiare Bldg., (irand Bapids, Friday and Saturday, July 29 and 30 We wish to lake this way in Fischer and Mrs. Mallison ealled at new coach. (Too late for last week.) Sunduy with his parents, of Wood-] portion of the structure will be day. They found her much bclicr iiispitul. of the associalion anil Tom Amler- |elected to the positions of super- Michigan until '.MiO o'clock a. m. thanking every one who helped or the Charles Bancroft home Sunday. Mr. and Mrs Davis and friend, of Mrs. Clint Hodges and Miss Helen Ledger want ads pay. land, utilised. AUGUST 15-16-17-18-19-20,1927 anil gaining nicely. son, of Saranac, is secretary. Have An Aquarium. ' visor, school board director and Central Standard Time, Friday, Aug. PETER B. KYNE'S GREAT STORY assisted in any wa> during the sick- Mr. and Mrs. Flmer Dinlaman and Soulh Boardman, soent from Wed- King, of Lowell, called on Mrs. Walter Nash, wife and ehildren. ness :iiid death of our mother, also Mr. and Mrs. Harley York, of DAVIS LAKE. Chris. Wieland Wednesday evening. A large acqiiarium will be con- village president many times witli 12th 11127, by Frank F, Bogers, State family were Sunday dinner guesls nesday night until Friday morning Jennie, Marie, Thelma and A. G., lillie opposition. It was through Ilighwa.N Commissioner for improv- all those who gave flowers. The of Mr. and Mrs. John Layer, of Low- Flint, were week-end guesls of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davis and Mr. at the Melvin Ellis home. C, O, Hill, of Chicago, called at also l.ormi Keller, all of (iladwin. strucled for lish and Iliere will be Alto ladies for singing, Bev. IS. 1). and Mrs. (icorge Skidmore. mil Mrs. Charles Timpson and son Bert Willette's Friday mornins. cages for real live bears, wolves, his etl'orls Sand Lake reeenlly ob- ing 2.231 miles of road in the city of Mr. and Mrs. (ieorge Linton suenl who attended the Hosenberger (irand Bapids and Paris Township, "Breed of The Seas" Freeman for his comforting words Ilenn Tredenlek enlerlained his allended Ihe Davis pienic at Cale- Mrs. Sherman and daughter, Lil- deer, coyotes, pheasaiils, etc. There tained electric power service from Fnoch Carlson ami Hclga, (iladys, Sunday evening with Mr. and Airs. school reunion Saturday called at Kent County. Michigan. and Mrs. Feet for her promptness in daughter and grandson and Mr. urn donia park Sunday. lian. spent Sunday wilh Will Kilgus the homes of Perry Trowbridge and will be side exbibils of lire preven- Ihe Consiiiiiers Power Co. AUTOMOBILE RACES I and Arthur Anderson visited Mrs, J. Stewart, of East Caledonia. Surviving are the widow here, a The work will consist of grading with Ralph /nee and Dorothy Dunbar answering all night calls. Mrs, Will Tredenlek Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Albert McConnell and family. i 4V S. W. Custer in Ihe evening and tion, reforestation, etc. Illegal Howard Smith iu (irand Bapids Fn- Mr. and Mrs, 11. B. Fuller were In son. (ieorge, of Lowell, and a broth- and shaping the road, constructing Mr. :inil Mrs. Joe Batey and Family. spent Sunduy ut Alaska. Alto Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. John Acheson spent were the over nighl guests of El- apparalus and weapons gathered by day. Mrs. Fmma Hrannan, Mrs. Pearl c er, Charles, of Allegan, besides Ihree the necessary drainage structures Monday, Aug. IS and Saturday, Aug. 20 also Our Gang Comedy, "War Feathers." Mr. and Mrs. Joe Batey Mrs. S. M. VauNamee called on Dorothy Nash, of Soulh Bowne. Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. the department in limning down Mrs. (>. D. Dygerl and children Dygerl and Miss (ienevieve (irahain Mart Schneider. mer Miller and family. grandchildren. Funeral services and surfacing the road to a width and Family, Mrs. William Schrader and Mrs. s|)ent Sunday with Huby Wakefield, Cryfor| Salurday afternoim dogs were dis- violators will be shown. Matinee Saturday, Ailinimuon 10c and ISc ind mother, Mrs. Charles Baucrofl called on Mrs. C. Parrot Friday. will be held al the local Methodist of twenty (21)1 feel with concrete Mr. and Mrs. (ieo. Linton Frank llui/inga Thursday after Mrs. 11. H. Fuller Speul Wednes- Visitors during the week at the Secretary Fred A. Chapman says were at Campau lake Sunday after- Mr. and Mrs, Leon lleiiny, noon. covered in the Hock of sheep be- church at 2 p. in. Friday, (irand pavement. Evening Admisttion 15c and 25c and Family, day in (irand Hapids. home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bil- longing to John Lenhard. and were the Gov. (ireen property on the Mr. and Mi s. John Union noon. (irand Bapids. were Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. Loren Dygerl and lenger were Mr. and Mrs. Archie norlh side of the fair grounds will Hapids Press, July 20. Instructions to bidders, specillea- HARNESS RACES of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Alledring. driven out, two of Ihe sheep being liolis and proposal blanks may be and Family. Mrs. Otto Dygerl and daughlers, family speul Thursday al Amble, BOWNE BUGLE NOTES. Bolls, of fonla. and her sister. Ade- wounded and about a week ago Ihe be used this year for paid pafking ind Mrs. Basil Hay ward ami daugh- Mr. and Mrs, Karl Colby, Leona Michigan. line. of Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Joe iu addition lo the state property for SOUTH BOSTON. obtained at the ollice of Ihe Besidenl August 16, 17, 18 and 19 Sunday and Monday, July 31 and Aug. 1 1 Miss Edith Brew, of fusing, Ernest Hichardson llock. In which ters were at John Ball park Wed- and Marian were al Clear laki Menno Vollwoller, of Duncan Norris and family and father and Kngineer, II. (',. Fleming, at Ihe Bt'SV COUN FltS. spent the week-end with her par- two sheep were killed and seven free parking at the west side of the Mrs, Ernest Collar, Mr .and Mrs. nesday. rimrsda.N as guests of the Henry lake vislled at William Vollwoller*? muther, of Grand Haplds, Miss grounds. There will be accomoda- William (ieorge and Miss Fvelyn above address and al the ollice of Mr. and Mrs. Chris, (lehrcr and Slater family, Sunday. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brew. Heulah Fadler. of Detroit. Mr. and wounded. By the reports from the resident Fngineer, 11. C. Flem- Mr. and Mrs. Strahm spent Tuesday Fdward Pattison, Miss Dorothy Miss Josephine Salsbury and Mrs. the surrounding coimminity lots of tions for a.OOO cars on the (ireen Collar and friend, of (irand Bapids, "The Music Master" Bert Sydnam and wife, of Lansing Mr and Mrs. Mrs. Henry Taylor and two daugh- ing, al the above address and at the witii Will Kilgus ami family. Schroder and Mrs. Ililbcrl Moflil Albert McConnell Carolyn Nellins attended Ihe wed- damage done to sheep by dogs, a nroperly and a fee of 2a cents will called on their relatives here Sun- "ROME UNDER NERO" spent last week al the Cliuc am were iu (irand Haplds Monday, ters, of lousing, Mrs. John Ritten- ollice of the Stall- Highway Deparl- Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher and daugh- called al the Fred Pattison home ding of their niece. Miss Corintha farmer must be in almost conslant be charged. The grounds will be day aflernoon. with Alice B, Francis Parrot I home. Mr. and Mrs. Syd Mrs. Lewis is on the siek list. ger and Bernice Hlttenger from ment, Lansing, Michigan. Plans ter Fsllier, of (irand Bapids. and Sunday forenoon. Salsbury in (irand Hapids Saturday watch of his llock. lighted and there will be plenly of Onan Bobeiis is working for ne> Herher« of Lansing, spent Fri Mr. and Mrs, T, S. Hunter and Holland. may be cMimined al Ihe above ad- Mammoth Fireworks Production Mr. and Mrs. Tiischeli ami ilaii;.liiers Arthur Clarke, Mrs. Joe Porritl morning and on Iheir way home Waller Wieland and Harvey room allolcd lo each car. Verne Klahn Ibis Summer. daughler, Mr. and Mrs. Kd. StauH'cr Mrs, T, F, Pitcher, of Oak Park. oe iiv.ii j dresses and will be furnished by also Al Cooke and Kit Guard in of Clarksville, spent Sunday with and Mrs. Margaret Bergy called on day and Saturday with Ihem also. they called lo see their sister, Mrs. An enl ranee will be made near Mrs. Henry Wylie and Miss Dor- were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Illinois, are visiting her son-in-law Blough slarled threshing in this the undersigned upon receipt of a Mr. and Mrs. Chris Wieland. Mrs. Natie Naughton and Miss Mina Mr. and Mrs. 11. M. I'liderhill am • ^ Norlhrup at Hlodgett hospital the aUlomobile exhibition building j othy Kyser are spending pari of Every Night of Week "The Wisecrackers." Alfred Miller, of Freeporl, Sunday. and daughler. Mr. and Mrs. Earl community last Thursday. Mr.' deposit of Five (85.IIII) Dollars, Fliah McDiarmid, Mrs. Farl Mc- North Wednesday. two sons from Muuising and Los and allendants will be in charge their Snnnner vacation near Shelby. and found her improving after her! McDiarmid. MOTHER:-. Flet- Wieland had a new tractor deliv- which will be refunded upon llieir Diarmid and mother, Mrs. T. F. Angeles and W. F. I'nderhill, from Marion Sehuman, of California, is operation. day nnd night. Mrs. Anna Burgess, of Beed City, Mr. and Mrs. Valda Walls and spending the Summer wilh Loraine —Guy Willette —an d familywmwmmrn f, fo wf l ClarksX^SfSS flSSS*- ered to him Salurday. safe return, providing the> are re- Admisiiion 15c and 35c. Pitcher, of Oak Park, Illinois, and (irand Bapids, were Salurday eve Mrs. Ward Boulard and daughters, tii~ ——»«'— cher's Castoria is es- There will be accomodations for called on' her old schoolmate, Mrs. William Watts were Sunday dinner and Maxine Dygerl, villej spent Sunday with his parents. Morris Brackbill who is a pro- turned"* within (»0 days. sisler, Mrs. B. II. Middaugh and ning dinner guesls of Mr. and Mrs Frances and Barbara, spent 12.000 auloinobiles on the slate Nellie Young Sunday. guests of Mrs. Clara Walls and Mr. and Mrs. William Houland Wed Mr. and Mrs. Bert Willette- and pecially prepared to fessor in a college in Virginia, has A certilied checK in the sum of children called al the home of the )ale Cmiiss. uesday afternoon with Mrs, properly so il is an assured fad ev- John Freeman came home from Governor Green Day, Wednesday, Aug. 18 COMING—Friday and Saturday, Aug. 5 and 6— daughter of Bowne. I and daughler, Mr. Van Horn and Ella family. relurned lo this place to spend Ihe Two Thousand l^'illtHl.tHH hollars, former's sister, Mrs. I.ilali Van Nash. relieve Infants in ery one will be taken care of this Ihe hospital Wednesday. Mrs. May Damoiith and niece, Mrs. Don Buchanan, of (irand Hapids, Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Wieland spent Summer vacation wilh his parents, made payable lit Frank F. Bogers, A Special Feature, "His Dog.*' llouten, of Lake Odessa Sumla\ to BOWNK CENTER. Miss Mable Walls wns a Sunday arms and Children all 1 Hev. and Mrs. Aldus Brackbill. year. . Mrs. Boy Kyser gave a party Sat- Ilorton and frieml, of (irand Bapids, Mrs. (ieorge Bobbins and Clare Sunday with Richard Murphy and The workmen are rushing Ihe urday afternoon in honor of her Slate Highway Commissioner, must see the new baby of Mr. ami Mrs. Claudia Stark and friend, Fai visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. wife and W. H. Murphy. I Hev. Baldwin, who has been giv- SCHOOLEY COLLINS REVUE called on Mrs. Charles Bancroft Cook, of Clarksville, Mr. and Mrs. I'rank Brew. ages of Constipation, painting, carpenter work and fen- I lillie daughters. Mildred and Mar- accompany each proposal. Homer Bartlett. Kallenliack, id' Chicago, called ou ien the pastorage of the local Breth- Wednesday evening. Freeman Diefenbaker and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Acheson spent ovalion and the grounds will be in garet, the laller's birthday occuring The rigid is reserved to reject any Pauline Kilgus spent the week- Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Thomas Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Clarke and Monday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Flatulency, Wind Colic ren church for the Summer nionlhs. Dancing and singing with 25 girls, with end with Mrs. C. Friedli. Miss Beatrice Bunker, who has Mr. and Mrs. Phil Diefenbaker and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Clarke and lip-lop shape for the opening of the on that day. Fighteen little girls or all proposals. Mrs. .1. S. Thomas was ealled lo Flmer Bitter spent Sunday at Win. Frank Hittenger. and Diarrhea; allaying will begin a Iwo weeks evangelistic Frank I-'. Bogers, (icorge Sch warder and family been assisting her sister, Mrs. Klnio children attended the services at series of meeting on July til. The exposition. The new addilion lo were present and a splendid lime is Al. Sweet and his Singing Band Dygerl, of Lansing, with her work Lansing Friday lo (he bedside of Schrader's. Mrs. (iuy Willette and family, of Stale Highway Commissioner. called at Ihe home of Fail McDiar-I Ihe Baptist church at Alto. Feverishness arising therefrom, and, hy regulating the Stomach success of these meetings cannot be the auto building and the new horse reported, • returned home Sunday. Mrs. Bay Thomas, who is very ill. Mr. and Mrs. Frank King and Dar- Clarksville, spent Tuesday with her Lansing, Michigan mid. Mr. and Mrs. Dee Bryant and accomplished by one alone, bul barn are about ready for use. Mr. and Mrs. M. P. Schneider and Mrs. .1. S. relurned home Sunday win (iress, Mr. and Mrs. Melville parents. Mr. and Mrs. John Acheson. and Bowels, aids tbe assimilation of Food; giving natural sleep. ,lnl\ 20lh, P.I27, Mary and Joyce Leply, of (irand Mr. and Mrs. Basil Hayward and evening. Josephine Salsbury drove to Crystal Callers at Ihe home of Aaron through the help and assistance of Despite the fact there will be Mrs. Arthur Schneider and children A TROUBLE ENDER Bapids, and Harold ami (lerald daughters and Mr. and Sirs. Claud Boss and family, of Lansing, spenl lake Sunday to spend Ihe day with twice the amount of space in the were callers al Mrs. M. Klahn's Seven High Class Hippodrome Attractiom Wa! I'lioiiias cut wheal for Orlo the week-end al Fd. Limrs. HeinlEelman and family Sunday friends and workers in the coni- Williams called on Buby and Boyal Silcox enjoyed picnic supper al Burns Friday, Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Kraft and fam- were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kidder and Te avoid imhatioos, always look for the signatare of munily. A twenty luinule song auto builiiing as lasl year every- Sunday. FINAL A DM INISTU ATION A C- Four Loren/os (iaudschmidt Brothers Willette Thursda\ evening. Campau lake Thursday, ily who are camping there. thing is sold out and much morej P. C, Freeman attended thedrange COl NT. —for tort 1 nde Thomas was iu (iram MOKSK LAKE. family, of Freeporl and Mr, and Abnolutely Harmless -• No Opiates. Physicians everywhere Wffnminmd ib service nnd also special music will Aurora Troupe Shorty Flemni, Comedian Faces Tender Mrs. Bay Billenger has her nieces, Mr. and Mrs. Balph Dirlan, of 1)1- Bapids Friday returning home Sat- Mrs. Ward Boulard and children — be given each evening, so nol only could be used. The concessions' picnic al Ionia Saturday. Slate of Michigan, The Probate Mangean Troupe Six Sarattos Mrs. Fd. F. Kerne, (Mrs. Ada Cof- Mrs. Will King, of Freeport. the Berry children, and lla Mae Ivia. Ohio, and Ilenn Peel and wife, in da.\. ealled on Mr. and Mrs. Charles space is about gone nnd every Miss Lizzie Tobey, of (irand Bap- Court for the Count.x of Kent. fens,) of (irand Hapids, and Mr. and pass this annoimeeinenl along to Nathal, Impersonator Mettelnik, of Holland, visiling her of Caledonia, called at the Natie Mc- Mr. and Mrs, Joe Livingston of Clarke and family Sunday evening. Prideful printing prom your friends and neighbors but available place on the grouniU will ids, spent part of last week at the At a session of said court, held at this week. Mrs. Lloyd Houghlon and baby, of ptly print- Naughlon home Thursday. Vestalmry with Mr. and Mrs. Per- ed. properly priced, nptly pro- come and enjoy these services, he in use this year, making il far home of her nephew, Wayne the probate ollice, in tlie City of Mrs. ('.. W. Fyke, of Lansing, is Midilleville, were recent visitors of Try Ledger iob print. moled—-The Ledger 0 tlie greatest fair in history. Sharpe. (irand Bapids, in said County, on RESERVED SEATS ON SALE AUGUST 5th. Mr. ami Mrs. B. I). Bancroft and cy Bonlard and son Bichard, were Mr. and Mrs, Frank Houghton. tf which will be conducted by a man visiting her mother. Mrs. Howard Mr. and Mrs. Basil Hayward am! Snnda> guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lew- ' ^ Ford Repairing who has worked for six years in Ihe Large Midway Booked. Hev. and Mrs. Minty and Iwo the Kith day of July, A. i>., P.I27. McNamara Bros. Winehell & Kieft Mrs. Pearl Yeiter and daughters Bartietl this week. daughters were in Hastings Sunday is Bonlard. Hescue Mission in Chicago. The Bubin & ('.berry midway daughters, of (irand Itapids, Mrs. Present: Hon. John Dallon, Medowan Drug Store Longe & Wakelleld Mr. and Mrs. 11. ('.. Smith and son and Miss Frances Houghlon were eeeeee •' • * 11 m n 111 eeeeeeee 11 iu this year will be a blinger, accord- Charles Minty ami little daughter, Judge of Probate. at tin- Charles Van Vrankcu home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brew and Mr. in Grand Bapids recently. . eeeeese is Our Specialty Charles and grandson, Harvey, o" I , ing to those acipiainled wilh the of St. Paul, Minn., visited relatives In the Matter of the Fstate of Mr. and Mrs. Bichard Chapman. and Mrs. Orlo Burns were guests NORTH CAMPBELL. near Ionia, and (iuy Wiljelle and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Salek and 11 shows and riding devices of the here Saturday, James Anderson. Deceased. {Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention) • d (irand Bapids, and Mr. ami Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. (iuy Smilh Thurs- son, Joseph, of Chicago, were call- Mrs. Silas Drew, Mrs. Carl Bolh. family, of ('.larksville, visited Bert day night, listening to the Dempsey- Ford cars are expected to do concern, II is complete in every Donald Braendle, M iss Doris David (i. Mange, having tiled in Willette and family Sunday. II. B. Fuller, of McCords, were ers of Mr. and Mrs. S, Seeley and and Sheila, were (irand Bapids vis- f Opens Monday with full ahow. All acts will ba given and every die- Siiarkn fight. ail kinds of work and very respect, with scores of clean, whole- W hilnev and the latter's cousin said court his tinal administration Callers al the home of Aaron Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. family lasl week. ilors Wednesday. play will be in place Monday noon. Peel. Wat Thomas and wife, and Anna some entertaining lent shows. The called on Miss Floy Kyser Friday. account, and his petition praying llcint/elman Sundav were Mr. and Cecil Seeley was an over night often are taxed beyond their Mr. and Mrs. (ieorge Townsend Smith niotored lo Lansing Sunday, BILL-DING MATERIAL midway street will be wider this Mrs. P. ('.. Freeman, of Lowell, for the allowance thereof and for Mr. and Mrs. Peter Anderson ami guest of his brolher, Howard and generous capacity, lu our Ford enlerlained eompany from Ionia the Mrs. Henry Finkhinder and family, •liber Thomas accompanied Ihem year lo allow larger crowds lo gel spenl Saturday with her daughler, Itie assignment and distribution of of Caledonia, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey -<011, of Detroit, came Sunday to Ihe wife, of Cascade, recently. repair shop we are outlllted past week. Ihrough. | Mrs, Boy Kyser. the residue of said estate. I'r. (1. M, Tliorndikc home, Mrs. home. Thev also visited the wreck Mr. and Mrs. Thomas, of (irand Biehards and sun. Buhhy, nf Sniilli Bath. Mr. and Mrs. Vern Klahn andl + Folks will have a hard lime try- Ills! Irdered. That the 12th day — Michigan's Pioneer Free Fair Anderson and baby remaining for a •oiisln. Miss Cora Boyd, of Youngs- to do work of every descrip- Hupids, spent Sunday afternoon Dull hlades and tender faces Bwwne, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Kidder, of ing lo see everything Ibis year in a HOSTON CENTER. of August, A. I).. I!I27. al ten o'clock Freeporl. longer visit. own, Ohio, were visitors of Mr. and tion. We put in new parts and I wilh Mr. and Mrs. Car) Bolh. NORTH HOWNK. NOW IS THE TIME—No single day. The attractions are so Miss Leota Holskiss, of (irand in the forenoon, al said probate ol'- proJucc the morning grouch. Mrsvt... . wnWil.l .Klah i • n and• family last It do repair work willioul delay. Mrs. Emma Sailer, of Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. B. D. Bancroft, Mr. Frin Johnson has been having, numerous lhat a patron cannot see Bapids, is working at the (ieorge tice, be and is hereby appointed for week. Moisture. Roads aro good. called at the home of Mr. and Mrs. End this trouble. Some people are worrying how and Mrs. Swift Winegar, and Mrs. his house plastered and repaired. Try us. them all along witli the exhibits, Click home for a week , examining and allowing said ac- to keep the wolf from Ihe dour; Basil Hayward attended the Kent Mr. and Mrs. Miles Faslerby, of * Prices are right. Coal ia Silas Drew Thursday. displays, contests, races, etc. James Needham and wife brought count and hearing said petition; Miss Laura Krebs returned home Detroit, James and Miss Anna Mrs. Frank Shriner and sisler Valet AutoStrop Razor pro- others are figuring out how they •oiinl.N Jersey show at (irand Bap- Wednesday night after allending to .ma, •ail Fas..iin-- fi right. We handle Coal of as little ashes The Schooley-Collins revue wilh his mother over to visit Mrs. Clifton Ills Fiirther Ordered. That pub- ids Tuesday. lerbv, of Hickory Corners, Mr, and X Marv Miller, were in (irand Bapids can throw it out of lite house lie- the house work for Mrs. Phillip 25 people will be given every night Baker for the week. lic notice thereof be given by puh- vides the "trouble ender" for Mrs. Carl Wakelleld, of Whitney- • as possible. Buy good Coal. Friday. fore il has pups. Kingston Whig- Mrs. Frank Bunker, son (ierald Wingeier for a week. Mrs. Vivian along with the seven hinpoilrome S. L. Mclntyre and family and licalion of a copy of this order, for ville, were visitors of Mr. and Mrs. X Fred Wallers and family spenl the man seeking relief from Standard. and niece. Miss Orpha Bunker, vis- Anderson was there also caring for acts, the llreworks spectacle, "Iionic Bay Lewis and family visited in Ihree successive weeks previous to (ieorg• • e Lewi~ s" last week. • Central Garage Thursday evening al the home of ruder Nero" and Ihe auto polo. In said day of hearing, in the Lowell pulling and scraping-the man ilcd al the home of their cousin, Mr. Mrs. Wingeier and baby, Vivian Jewell Pochontas No. 3. Blue Diamond llaslings Sunday. Bertha Belle Teachei : "What is "average V and Mrs. Frank Carpenter, of Bel- Mr. and Mrs, Fay Pinckney, of t Carl Holh and family. the aflernoon of the lirsl and last Weemer came home with Ihem for Ledger, a newspaper printed and Fern, who arrived Julv la, weight Hay Gibbs and family visited the who wants smooth, velvety Small pupil; "A thing lo la\ ding Friday. 8'1 lbs. ansing, Mrs, Allie Hawley, of t Lump. Indian Girl Egg. Youngstown'a days will be the aulo races and for a visit. ciiTulaled in said county. eggs on." .owell, were recent callers of Gets farm Thursday. four days will be Ihe horse races. shaves. Mrs. Farl Colby, sou Charles and (ilenn Layer has been ill for the Mr. • Coke, Egg or Chestnut. Hard Coal Chest- A. H. STORMZAND, Prop. Miss Alice Peterson and cousin, of JOHN DAI,TON, mil Mrs. Frank Fairchild. 14 Mrs. L. C, Slock ford is visiling Dog races will be another feature Teachei "What makes vou sav daughter Marian, and Mr. and Mrs. past two weeks, Ilrsl with severe (irand Bapids, visited her brother. Judge of Probate. thatV" Mrs. H. T. Luslig visited her bus-IX nut. her daughler, Mrs. Leroy Heaven M. A. Watson and daughters left toiisililis, then stomach in front of the graiidslnnd. Warren Peterson, of Saranac, Wed- A true copy. Only the Valet AutoStrop Small pupil: "Wei poisoning land in Delroil Ihe week-end. and family. , my mnilit-r Friday for Deckerville, where they caused from the tonsils. Many Special Events. nesdny. FBFD BOTH, sa>s that onr old hen Mrs. Fva Pinckney, of Saranac, is Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Headworlh. of The horse pulling contest, horse- Razor provides the smooth- lays si\ eggs will visit relalives, Mr. and Mrs. Noah Shall'er, son Booking Orders and Delivering Daily. Authorized Service The threshing season has begun Begister of Probate, (8-11-10 a week on an average. spending several weeks wilh her ~IIU WMVIMtAi CO. Alio and daughler, Ina. of Delroil. shoe pilching contest. Hie special edged, keen blade for shaves Implement James, and Irving Stahl and lady in IIiIk vicinity. Becord. Mr. and Mrs. Will Nichols, Mr. ^iiighler, Mrs. Frank Faireliild. Ask your neighbor and then see Roy or were Sunday guesls of their son and friends, spent Sunday wilh the days wilh Wednesday, Aug. 17 as (irover Travis, and family enter- MOUTCACE SALE, which give the face that soft and Mrs. Fd. (ieib and daughters Sir, and Mrs, Will Porritl undIX John. Starting, Lighting, Ignition. brolher, Lawrence Headworlh and former's son-in-law and daughler, (iovernor's day will be big fealures. tained Arlle and Archie Travis and Default having been made in the Lady: "Yes, I can and Mrs. Ida Mesecar. of (irand Bap- hildreii were dinner guests of Mr.lt wife. and youthful appearance. give you a Boyal King and family, of Norlh Telephone 43 Areoplane stunts will lake place ev- wives, Mr. and Mrs. Will Fdison. pa\ meiit of a certain mortgage dat- jul). Vou can gather eggs for me ids, called al the Flmer Dinlaman mil Mrs. Elmer Yeiter Sunday. ery aflernoon and Al Sweet and his This Summer— Innne Friday evening. Keene. Try Ledger Job print. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pal all ed December 11 Hi, PJ23, made and j if you are sure you wtm't steal Mr, and Mrs. William A, Morse IJ singing band will give a concert of Saranac, and Bay Lewis and fam- executed by Harry L. Holland and i any." Mrs. (ieorge Skidmore, Mrs. Helen Henry Yeiter and wife, of (irand and son Hillie und daughter, Mrs. Feed Grain for Gain Bapids, were Sunday visitors al the just before every aflernoon and eve- ily Tlmrsdy evening. They heard Barbara A. Holland, his wife, ten- ilolio: "Vonse can trust me wid White and Mrs. Harley York drove •11 wood (iarvis, of Delroil, were home of William llotl'man and fam- ning performance. the reporl of the Dcnipsey-Sharkey anls In the entireties, of Lowell, an\tliin', lady. I was manager of lo Clarksville Sunday with Mrs. guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fair- A large number of campers have The res profit in feeding grain co dairy cows in aummer, VilelAito-fitrop Razor ily. In the afternoon Ihe Yeilers hild lasl week. light on the radio. Michigan, to the Lowell Building iN: a hath house for Hfleen years and Mars Pratt, who has been visiting R. E. COLBY already established Ihemselves on Mr, and Mrs. Charles Orth are en- Loan associalion, a corporation, Juar as there a profit in fertilizing the aoil for farm crops. Mrs. White for some time. and Hull'mans visited al the homes Sharpens itself never look a hath." Ililplenielit I'e- Mr. and Mrs. Orlo Tilyer and son the grounds and will stay Ihrough terlaining relatives and friends and recorded 011 the iNlh day of Not only wilt you get more milk than on graaa alone, but eord. of Mrs. John Slahl and Mrs. Hiram mil mother, Mrs. Heed, of (irand Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sandahl and Livingslon, of Campbell. McCords and Alto nntil the exposition is over. from Muskegon this week. Deeemher, l!l'i3 al the otlice of Hie grain keeps cowa in good fleah and condition, and will GUARANTEE niece, Virginia McMulleu were Sun- Bapids, and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph 2 Mauley and Alice Peterson and Begister of Deeds of Kent County, Mrs. Jacob Krebs and Miss Laura Scoll and children, of Lowell, were. count heavily on your fall snd winter profit sheet Peed Wswfoh that «»vory ufler of u Vujot AntnRtrop Riuorba day guests at the Axel Fricksson allended the (ierman M. K. Aid so- FIVE AHK HEARING ON HKIHEHV Bay Lewis and family entertained in Hie Slate of Michigan, in Liber conntantly vnthumiiMtir. Shoulii anything nitpprn to U$e8 for Violet Rayt guesls of Mr, and Mrs, cimvlvs | a regular ration of Larro with pasture all aummer—snd home, Mrs, Sandahl and Miss 1 COUNT. .'ilii of mortgages on pages 130 and yuunt ulTwtitur itn porffd flcrvii-o, hoiuI il to uh f«ir r*- MoKs sutforlnn from (lisiem|ipr— ciety at the home of Chris. Whilleu- Smilh Similay. Mrs. Frank Van Fleet and Mrs. Har- puir or rfpltw-t-mfnt. If your Htroji in not in rondl- MeMuller remaining for a longer bach, of Vergennes. (irand Hapids, July 22.—Prelimi- old McConnell, of (irand Bapids, collect a premium in milk during the year ahead. vunununuHt (tf eioilm idlnients- may visit, Miss Bernice Yeiter 137. tion—return it for'a new one no ••huw for eillu«r tiorvice. Alice and Margaret Finglelou, of spent lasl nary hearings were demanded to- this week. The amount due on said mortgage stunc day lie treated sueressfully hy week camping wilh Ihe Kent county So Roomy • • Mr. and Mrs. Henry Slater and Hastings, are spending a week with day by live or six persons eharged on this dale, of principal and inter- AutoStrop Safety Razor Co., 656 First Ave., New York, N. Y. olcctric Uglil. Vltra vlolft ray is imw girls canning club al Hoslwiek lake. with bribery in eoniieelion witli J. J. BREZINA family spent lasl week al a collage Iheir uncle, Alex Wingeier and fam- A riot slarled in a billiard hall est. is the sum of Five Hundred Dol- UHcd for the imrpnst' exiM-rtmenuily. Mrs. Floyd Yeiter spenl Monday Fast (irand Hapids street improve- Farm Implements Feeds al Clear lake near Dowling. Bich- ily. in Canton, China, when an Ameri- lars, (.S')On.(Mi): Ihe sum of Twenty- night helping Miss Sorensen, So Comfortable • • ment conlraets. ard Beckett was their guest 1 ere Jacob Krebs, wife and daughler can sailor picked up a cue and Ihe Three and '.H-BlO Dollars, ^i.'.l-lj lor a few days, also Miss Th The Hoard of Direclors for Ihe The sixth, Lee C. Hoekwell, sus- for taxes assessed on said premises -J lina Laura, were dinner guesls al the Alio Kent cow testing association Chinaman from whose head the Snyder. home of Chris. Fahrui Sunday, lu m •Vt pended street inspector for Ihe clly ami paid by the mortgagee ami an « m? cows IN meet wilh K, K, Vining Thursday So Easy to Drive • • of (irnnd Hapids. waived examina- iliieue was growing objected. Onr Mr. and Mrs, Fred Pattison, Ihe arternoon they ealled al the Navy. attorney fee of Fifteen and no 1(10 and hired Menno Walters, of Fre llon und was held lo the circuit Dollars', (*15.0(1) provided for in daughler Merle and Don Siegel, of homes of Mr. Misehe, Fd. Clemons, monl for this year's tester. BARN AND FEED Freeporl, were al Prairieville and Mr. Freidli and Jake Buegsegger, court for trial. said mortgage and by statute. Mrs, Lloyd Houghlon and Mrs. wherever you go Hearing was set by Justice Harry (iunlake Sunday aflernoon, where norlh of Lowell. Xv'.v. v'v'.vN No proceeding at law or in equity Frank Houghlon were in ('larksville Wk L. Creswell for August K und bonds1 GRAIN-ADVICE the latter played ball on the Free- Mr. and Mrs. John Krebs and Monday aflernoon. having been instituted to recover MICHIGAN BELL port team. children vislled at Ihe homes of Al- Come to our salesroom and Me for yourself of 82,000 were ordered In each case. said debt or any pari thereof, Lute siminier Is tlie must trying Mr. and Mrs, Harold Fairchild, of The other respondenls ure; Dr. therefore, by virtue of the power of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Allerding and fred Hlasser and Hudolph Whilten- (irand Hapids, is visiling Ihe home how completely the Most Beautiful Chev« time of the year fur both eows and bach Sunday. Oscar H. Frye, village Iruslee, who sale contained in said mortgage, TELEPHONE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Swift Winegar were in folks for a couple of days. their owners, yet hy followiiix a rolet meets every touring need. Note the is alleged lo have received one- and the statute in said case made FREE! FREE! Kalama/oo Thursday and look Mrs. (ieorge Finglelou and family, of Mr, and Mrs, William A, Morse few simple rules, dairymen can ample room in each model for a capacity Ihird of a 84,000 bride; Archie W. and provided, notice is hereby giv- Neva Willette and daughler Doris Hastings, accompanied Alex Win- and son, and Mrs, Elwood, Mrs. Eva avoid much truuhle, and ean add Baxter and Palrlek W. O'Connor, en, that on Monday, the 10th day of to a park where they all enjoyed a geier ami family to s|>end the day Pinckney and Mrs. Frank Fairchild wm load of passengers. Test the deep, restful seats To All Old and present subscribers muterially to total milk production at Heed's lake Sunday. Lewis H. Sehuoor and William (i. October, 11)27 at 10:00 o'clock in the fur the year. picnic dinner and a line visii to- were in (irand Hapids Thursday. "v. —pitched at the proper angle to encourage O'Connor, the latter three members Long Distance Telephone of the gether. Mrs. Peter Stahl spent lasl Thurs- forenoon, we shall sell al public August grasK as a rule Isn't Pten day with Mrs. Alec Wingeier. of the eoiilractlng firm of P. W. O'- auction lo the highest bidder, al the Mr. and Mrs. Berl Lepard, of Lake HARRIS CREEK. relaxation. Note the large, casy«regulating Service Gives Durant good hay. If it Isn't eompletely Ira Hrb, wife and little sous spent Connor company.—(Delroil Free North front door of the Kent Coun- liurned up by the sun nnd a long Odessa, were Friday guesls of Mr, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Anderson and plate glass windows and the patented Fisher Press, ly Court House, in the City of (irand and Mrs, Frank Allerding and llu Sunduy with her peoule, Manuel ICE CREAM "the personal touch" LOWELL LEDGER period of drought, It is dry, tough Stahl and family, of Cumpbell, children aeeompanied by her aunt VV windshield. Then take the wheel of Bapids, Michigan, that being the men went lishing. Mr, Allerding and uncle, Mr, and Mrs, Hraylon, KENT COUNTY G. O. P. TO PIC- and leathery—literally a starvation Miss Joy Lee and friend, and Mr. By Cone, Dish, Sundaes, Quart, Gallon or mort. place where the Circuit Court for eaughl a fish weighing a lbs and your Csvorlte model and go for a drive! NIC IN AUGUST. Make It diet for a dairy eow. Prof. W. J. and Mrs. L, A. Hieri and Utile daugh- all of Delroil, and Mr, and Mrs. said counly is holdeii, the premises and ALTO SOLO Mr, Lepard caught one weighing 2 (ieorge Dudley and children, of The annual G. 0. P. picnic for Fraser, of the University of Illinois, pounds. lers vislled Miss Frances Lee at We have a car waiting for you. Come In described in said mortgage, or so found that over a |»erlod of four Hlodgett hospital Sunday evening. (irand Hapids, called on Ihe form- SPRING LAKE IOE Keul counly will be held al Hamona much thereof as may be necessary A Brand New Mr. and nark Aug. 25, It was annoimced aummerH then! were only three Mrs. Worthy Silcox ac- (ietirge Alexander and family, of er's uncle, Mr, and Mrs. William C. today—and drive It. By placing your order a Habit to pay the amount due 011 said inoi't- DI KANT Motok COMfAW coinpanied ».imm Anderson Friday. for sale at stora as wanted. rimrsday by Slate Senator James C. weeks during which V/j acres of by Mr. and Mrs. Claud Lowell, ate supper wilh his sisler, notv, you [will have your Chevrolet during gage, together wilh legal interest psature were suflldent to support Silcox drove lo the home of Mr. and Mrs, HuTus Lee and family. Mrs. Joe Heireran and children, of] Ouinlan. The picnic will be un- and all legal costs, together with Ihe one row, and often pasture wan In Mrs. Fiumett Crawford, (Mrs. May Parnell, and Howard Anderson look the finest part of the touring season. der auspices of the Old Abe club, Mag fear Feed to as attorney fees provided in said moii- e I-XKRIX- Mil IIKkUl aueh condition that ,'i0 acres would Silcox,) near Blaiichard Sunday and H"'- coming out? Ah, welh sup dinner al the I«eon Anderson home the Lincoln club, the Grand Haplds fer periodic lasptctiee gage and hereinbefore mentioned. «! H. »«'. VALET AUTO STROP Sunday. COLEMAN STOVES have been required, returned via Crystal lake, where pose you had to have it pulled as Women's Heptibllcan club and the sad ssnrke. Make R a Said premises are described iu Ihey stopped fo awhile, slopping ,1, R, Anderson threshed ten acres Women's Lincoln chib. Vt, t A. •Il.tu., The cow wan never born who you d 0 teeth?—Penelaugulshene Air or Gaa. —at thete Lou; Pricet habitl said mortgage as the South Three Itinif t.ll Itl.fU*. again in Ionia for supper. of wheat lasl week on the Win. C, Clarence lloxle is general ehalr- (3) Bods of Lots, One (I) and Two, IM ii,, * could walk far enough and eat fast Herald, The COACH TbjTojgriwf UMLMMJMI S74S Safety Razor Oatfit Moiifh to set a living diet from Anderson farm, yielding bu. per For Summer Use. FlaqM twice as hot aa city , num. A program of athletic events iMumber this, la the (2) of Block Twenty Six (2(1) of Av- l.M Mr. !.tts«U> acre. TbtCoup* will be prepared for the afternoon 9Ua 'Ills' U<4k.l|t liSS.4 u such graslng ground. "Cows recelv* gas. Heat stops when ydix through with It. leag na tbs most eeo- ery's Plal of the Village of Lowell, Ut)., i.»«wl IM first UIM S. SSSMI I. «, sss Mr. and Mrs, J. Anderson and and a fireworks display Is planned aeodcal service Is fre- Kent Counly, Miehigan. ' 1. Ikii SIU US S.IIMI .tsr usf IIMSS.., to all who pay all ar- Ho made use ot two methods ot ehildren, of (irand Hanlds, called on •595 for the evening. Daled. Lowell, Michigan, July •vt Keep the heat of your home in hot weather. fMai ssnrics. Early Transmitter producing electrical undulations, his brother, Mr. and Mrs. Leon An- &!r m. '•Tslafljr Dili, 1027. m l.
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m iWW«l«aWgMBW»t> Jit THE LEDGER'S SPECIAL PAGE FOR WOMEN A PAGE OF GENERAL INTEREST
Interesting and up-to-date information9 printed especially for our lady readers. We offer a valuable fashion Something of interest and of value to everyone—Reliable Agricultural Information, Expert Radio service^ household hints of known value, and kindred features. ff Advice—And This Week's* Sunday School Lesson.
By WILFRED MAKING CURTAINS Hio curtnins. an Irroeular line Is seen Improved Uniform International inside I ho hem. A tuck should be To Make Coil Having Auto Lock h Invented T. GRENFELL TO FIT WINDOWS ^ mi FLOUNCES, SLEEVES, AND YOURSELF taken Just below tbe casing to allow Low Electrical Losses MOTOR CAMPING for Forgetful Driveit for shrinkage when ihe curtain Is TRY THIS BONNETS WIDE OF BRIM Avoid Loss of The following U a description of a Locks to safeguard uuloniohile driv- laundered. Hems look better when KITCHEN Use Yardstick for Accurate coil havine very low electrical losses, ers against their own careies -uess are put in by hand rather than by ma- By EDNA FURDY WALSH PIMM and sulliclent mechanical strength to UJliJ Snnday School being tested in ihe underwriters' lab [Measurements. chine sl itch Ine, and will not draw. If MADE PLEASURE and YOUR BODY CABINET latter, brims which frame the face In enable it to he used under the most TUT flttflery, flowery chltTon oratories al Chicngo. there are many curfains to be made, T {&. l«2J. Wvaiera N«w»papcr L'aion.) a most enchanting manner, exact ine conditions. This coil elim- (I'r.M'iri il ».v iho rnllfl f-'tnl- .s Dt'imrt- 1 dressed s which glorify this suniiner's FOR BIG PROFITS The forgetfulnes.s of drivers of In- iiu-nt of AKricullure.) however, machine stitching Is advis Kven tlie tailored straw and felt Soy Bean Seed inates two undesirable features found In jverytbinjf you do aim to e«* mode and which are so flattering to able. Protecting Shoaa With Tir. WATCH IN SUMMER ' Lesson New York Grounds Are sured cars who pavk their cars un- THE MOTORS Iti'iun' you huy yoiir uuiMTini il is el for what Is worth doing le tbe modern woman, Dame Fashion bats have yielded to the wide-of-brim "Fully Shielded" In other low-loss coils, viz., the danger • Bv KKV f M mV-WAJKh i> H Dmn locked jinci walk away with the feel- ;i wist? pi'i'cmuioii |o draw to Hcalc Skimpy side draperies are not al wurlh doing well. Mo.iily lotle InMituU of '"hu-aifo.) fulfills ber promise of recapturing the Idea. Types of straw with felt, such Patchea of short-circuit ine turns, as in the Well Policed and Rules ing tiiat fla.- insurance company "can Tlie summer and fail seasons are 300 acres of grain each year to keep 'CC' I*27 W..Hterii .NVwmiHI T'l'in > 1 lit- win.low to Im« curlaiiH'il. I'st* a tractive. Cretonne Is usually 3(5 as pictured first In tills group, are poll the summer pump of thin solas Cost of Harvesting Reduced "basket-weave" type, and the high HOUSEHOLD HINTS for-a-time lost art of an alluringly Ihe overhead charges an acre as low Radio Receivers Rigidly Enforced. do '.he worrying" has induced the Na- \anhlicl; or folding nilor. as a laptv inches wide, and you will need II the ones in which the producer of mar- • feminine styling. It would seem as among leading midsummer millinery T and small heels tire patches make distributed capacity, as in the "pickle- tional Automobile L'nderwrilers' con ket eggs must be most particular One-third by Combined ns possible. There are a limited num- Iim,' may slrcicli, ivsuliint; in Inac- leneih the full width ol* material for numbers. This ultrafashionable model excellent protectors for both heeln bottle" type. Lesson for July 31 Meats aro our expensive foods nn* if these lovely frocks bad filled the ber of farms that have Uut many Motor campine would be an unmitl- fe.ence to withdraw recogniiion ol ' iiraic im-a.oUi'fimMils. Nolo Uh- ••xact each side. Fifty-inch material may about the quality of his product If ha Harvester-Thresher. Plan Enhances Selectivity, cup of beauty to the brim and over- has a complementary way of banding and tips where the wear In first acres of poy beans to harvest each Any size of wire between Nos. 12 lockine tie vices In the writine of In- they may tie extended, or pieced out expects to receive tlie top market •tiled pb-asuie were all the camp sites iliim'tisi'iii;, m iht? window on your .sometimes be .split lenefliwise and the felt crown with straw, at tiie and 20 will be satisfactory for wind- DAVID AND JONATHAN hy using vogeta flowing—jet their program of en- shown. If a small triangular piece ol year. However, tiie same machiuo Sensitiveness, and as clean and free from rubbish as surance. To meet the situation a new lirawinu', ami al>o iho width of tin; linished with an extension hem. In price. "At that time of tiie year," I/isses of soy bean seed at harvest chantment continues. same time bordering the straw brim rubber patch Is applied to the pointed was used quite successfully in iliinols ine the coil. However, it is recom- lock is beine d( veloped. hies, c e r e a 11 says tbe poultry department of the those in il..- .New York state forest pre- trim ami apron. Tln-n skcii h in liulil- estimatine the leneth of tlie side dra- time are greatly reduced and the cost Amplification. mended that No. p; (.,• is be used if LKSSuN TKXT-—I Samuel IS l-« , well • s e a s o n e • One of tho fascinations lately with felt. tip of the sole the leather tip Hbov« to harvest wheat, oats, sweet clover, serves. aet'ordine to F.arb 15. Knox-, The m-w lock is so designed that ly llu- Kind of (.•urmins yon wish lo peries, measure from the top or mid state experiment station at New of harvesting the crop is lowered 1? 1-7 i It is. among other thines, the versa- will look neat more than double tbe red clover and timothy. Even then, if possible, obtiiin 'j botllo whose diam- when tlie driver switches off the ieni- noodles as well a thrown upon the screen of fashion is Hrunswick, "the spread in price be* OOU*;n TKXT Ttwr- s n frlt-nd writine In the Field and Stream Mae- l avi- ami dvcidi' wiii'lln'r or nol llioy die of the upper trim to the bottom nbout one-third a bushel from what The superior performance of com- eter is equal to lhat of the coil lo be dmnpiings a n < tlie dalntv cown of diaphanous print tility of the new wide brims which time. the combined acreage Is too small to , thai Htlci^ih rl-.M-r than « lirMher uzinc tion to stop the en- ne he autoimitl- .in* snih'd to dial ty| window. of the apron and add !» inches for tween the two top grades of eggs may It Ik with ordinary methods, when a pletely and carefully shielded receiv- stulTlnes, to mak> Satin-covered wooden heels and Justify the purchase of a combine, sev- constructed. I rom a piece of gum- Pltl.MM'.V T'dMC -Twoiieod Frl.-nd" tally h l.s the car. 1 ew drivers, In- te its high as 12 to 15 cents per dozen The chief reason for the superior- if 1 In- window is vt-n broad, yon may hem, casine and shrinkaee. If there combined harvesfer-tbrosher Is used ers lias led to the widespread adop- p.'iper it out three strips. .Md .H'N'Iull Ti •IMf 1'avUl anrt .1. nn fbo meat go far. leather heels can bo adequately pro eral farmers can go together and pur- 1 as compared with o spread of 2 or 8 than It} of I: e New Vol k catllp grounds surance. coi'ipanie- hud. are in the not mvd : valam-f, since thai cmpha- is a decided pattern in the nnilerial. I to gather Ihe beans, according*to tests tion of the phrase "fully shielded" Inch wide and approximately three t her nnd lessei tocted from wearing over by cutting chase one. INTKK.MKMATK AM' SKNlnK T' l - jver those in many other parts .if the habit of f' in--' t 'iiif nn eneilie 'izi's tin' horizontal lines; if the you must see that the pattern balances cents in tbe spring, which indicates made by the farm mechanics depart- In connecflon with any set having a oxpense. It reall; these tire patches to the shape of thv Tbe combine user In Illinois avers times as l.,ne as the finished coil is to I.' <'h
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MMm THE LOWELL UDGER and ALTO SOLO K. K. Kiel and family spent Snn- Mrs. Angle Hooker spent Sunday Milton Cross, of Detroit, is visit- lationally Advertised Merohandise—Money-Savlno Prlcei •lay ut the (ietz farm near Holland. with friends at Saranac, ing at Hoye V. Ford's this week. *"1F^ 36-iiich lunar mi'ssalinis non John laisby is visiling his son John Borgerson and family lefl eliiiK, 45c a yard. Warner & Seott.ad Allen, and family, at Campau lake. Sunday for Suttons' Bay for -i visit. Miss Charlotte Marlin spoilt Ihe Mr. and Mrs. H. Stiles and famllv We are fealuring guaranteed hos- YELLOW week-end wilh her parents at Fruit- and L. Stiles spent Monday at Green iery for men, L'ac. to ijd.OO. H. Van poii. lake. Dyke. «dv. Mid)le Hall visited her aunt, Miss 42-inch stamped hemstitched pil- Paul Wittenbach and brothe.' and FRONT Stirretl, of (Irand Hapids, over the low slips, $1.00 per pair al Warner sister spent a few days last week al week-end. W" & Scott's. U(|v. Bellaire. /\/\A/UV We are making a lot of friends Mr. and Mrs. Chris, (iehrer spent Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Cahill and C.THOMIS STORES with our biK special 81.HI overall. a couple of days wilh relatives al son,.of Detroit, are guests of Mr. and H. Van Dyke. udv. Swarlz Creek. Mrs. John Areharl. Walter Hoth, of fniversily of Mr. and Mrs. C. Verburg and fam- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Watson are MichiKan, spent the week-end "with ily spent Sunday at Ihe Getz farm al enjoying a motor trip through DELICIOUS the home folks Holland Sunday. Northern Michigan. FRESH Mr. and Mrs. K. Knitlin and Mr. Mr. and Mrs. M. Stiles, of New Mrs. Boy Perce and daughler Bel- FIG BARS and Mrs. ('lyde Collar spent Sunday Wk, are visiling L. Sliles and son ly, of (irand Bapids, are visiting her at White Fish hake. Bobert, and family. sister, Mrs. B. A. Charles. K. A. Thomas and family and Mr. Mrs. Fred Kilgus and Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Frank Bandall and grand- and Mrs. W. S. Winegar were at C. Nerburg and family spent a few children spenl Sunday and Momlay Haldwin lake Sunday. days in Detroit recently, with relalives in Ionia. TEA TABLE FLOUR MV ikt. $1.17 Orvill .lessup played with the Mrs. j). Macliam, Mrs. E. Lalley, Miss Pauline Kilgus spent a cou- 2 Paramount orchestra at Checker Mr. and Mrs. Kdwin Fallas spent ple days last week with her grand- MILLED FROM THE FINEST KANSAS WHEAT, guaranteed to pleaae tho ANY STRAW HAT licsort lasl Wednesday nielli. I uesday in (irand Hapids. parents, Mr. and Mrs. (i. Friedli. Mr. and Mrs. Klwood Fry, of Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Shirlimi, of Mrs. A. M. Andrews is spending most particular housewife, a wonderful bread flour. (irnnd hapids, were Thursday nij