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Beinx; a Collection of Varloiu Topics of Local and FIFTIETH YEAR LOWELL, MICHIGAN. SEPT. 24,1942 No. 20 General Interest

RAISING THE WAR MONEY Two Trucks, Two Cars rpHE AUTHORITIES tell us that News of Our Boys Greatest Scrap Metal Drive Involved in Accident the Btupendous sum of $90,000,- The Home Front 000,000 will be spent by the govern- Edward Quartell, 46, who resides in Grand Rapids, had a narrow ment In this fiscal year. In all With the U. S. Flag in — probability the subscriptions of the Gets Under Way October 4 escape from what might have been people to war bonds will come far fatal injuries in an unusual acci- short of that vast sum. So they tell Richard (Dick) Lampkin has Before Snow Flies, Every Available Piece of Scrap dent on Maln-st. about four o'clock us at Washington that mme plan to The King Milling Company began been appointed flight commander Tuesday afternoon. Michigan require people to put certain pro- operating under water power Mon- at the Greenville Aviation School, Metal in Michigan Mutt Be Collected Mr. Quarteii, who travels for the portions of their earnings or in- day morning, and General Manager Ocala, Fla. Woodhouse Candy Co., Grand Rap- come into these bonds will be nec- Wm. C. Doyle reports that every- Scrap will be king for 14 days, win It by personal participation in ids, was removing merchandise By K. K. Vlning starting October 4. We've been only ankle deep in essary. thing is running in fine shape. Richard Beimers" new address at urgent needs of this type. from the rear of his panel truck war. It's the Michigan newspapers' "The newspapers of Michigan The war has to be paid for, and present is; Pvt. Richard Beimers, when he was crashed into by a But we're wading in—and we've Farmers' Income Tax Earl Starbard deserves much 308th M. P. E. G., Co. S 55, Camp scrap drive, a state-wide campaign have been asked by Washington to parked car from the rear which in the people should not growl if their met a racing tide of scarcities, A letter came from a farmer the credit for the Improvements he has McCoy, Wis. endorsed by the War Production do a Job. We intend to bring the turn Had been hit by another car income or earnings are assessed by through which we must fight our other day asking if we could send made to residential property lo- Board, the Office of War Informa- message of scrap metal to every that was sideswiped by a passing whatever amount is necessary to way to victory. Our strength cated at south end of Jefferson-st„ Mrs. Percy Read reports that it tion, the State Salvage Director citizen in the next few weeks. We coal truck driven by Manley John- ^ — ------^ Ihi m some income tax blanksVS«UM. . WelWWl Cll finance thUi war. The money so against the swirling currents is the it isn't so far to the time about which he purchased about a year took one month for her son. Pvt. and the Michigan Council of De- know the people of Michigan will son of Loweil. Mr. Johnson stated taken will be a splendid invest- strength which lies in control- making out these reports. The local ago. Mr. Starbard is a member of James A. Read, overseas, to receive fense. do their part." that he lost temporary control of ment, and will give people far control of scarce manpower, raw the force of the King Milling Com- some packages. Before snow flies, every available Internal revenue office advised us greater security, when the war is his truck when his cap slid forward materials, fuel; control of foods. pany. piece of scrap metal in Michigar. Automnbllc graveyards, under they could not send out any old ended. The people should be glad over his eyes. Fuel oil rationing has been or- Word comes that Junior Ayres must be collected and sent on Its the WPB regulations, must turn Mr. Quarteii suffered severe blanks and the new ones would not to get these war bonds, to any ex- dered in 30 eastern and midwestern be ready until the new tax rates Jarvls Bush, associate dean of graduated from tne Naval Air Sta- way. That's the "must" assign- over their stock within 60 days. bruises and was removed to toe tent the government asks. states, including Michigan, made were made. Adelbert College, Western Reserve, tion at Jacksonville, Pla., last Sat- ment from Uncle Sam, and Mich- So when you drive by the next office of a nearby pnysician where necessary by tanker losses In the In Cleveland, Ohio, was a guest urday and Is now a Corporal. igan newspapers Intend to make RUtomoblle wrecking yard, and x-rays also revealed a fractured Then in a monthly sheet, that Atlantic. Gasoline rationing, in comes to our office from Washing- WAR SERMONS last week at the Lee Lampkln good on their 1942 slogan, "All Out notice how the old buggies clutter knee. Mr. Quartell was driven prospect for the entire country, ton, came some Income tax ques- rPHERE HAS ALWAYS been home In Keene. No doubt the dean Pvt. Vern V. Vosburg, Prov. Sq. for Victory!" ip the place, don't start wondering home by Mrs. Quartell who had serves a less direct but most vital tions and suggestions. came to Michigan in order to ob- P., Army Air Base, Salt Lake City, why somebody at someplace been notified of the accident. Dep- talk about the feasibility of purpose—the saving of rubber. tain t^ie best Ideas in practical Utah, says: 'Tell everyone hello for doesn't get busy and do something. uty Frank Stephens of Lowell in- One had to do with the increased preaching war sermons from our Local salvage committees, who Every day by unnecessary and incomes of farmers which would nation's puplts. There is two sides farming. me as I haven't had much time to The answer is: The WPB is do- vestigated. The driver of the truck have been on the Job for many fast driving, we have been wasting require more farmers than ever to to the question, the man who want« write." months, will be given front page ing something about It. There is a was fined $5.00 and costs in Justice Mrs. Erma Munroe, 61, of Route enough rubber to rebuild 200,000 file returns. This with the fact to go to his service to get away support. Michigan school children steady flow of old cars in the Sprlngett's court Wednesday morn- 2, Lowell, who suffered a fractured Pvt. Wlllard C. Bell, son of Mrs. tires. In some localities principal- that lowering of personal exemp- completely from all hints of war, are going to canvass homes. Junior wrecking yards, and also out of ing for not having his machine un- arm and head injuries last Friday Vine Hunter Is stationed at Camp ly th southwest, there Is no tions will bring more rural folks that other man who goes to his Rangers with a "command" order them. Count on that. der control at the time of the ac- forenoon, near the P. M. tracks on McCoy, Wis. His address Is: Pvt. shortage of oil and gasoline but and others as well Into tlie Income church to come away Inspired to to solicit scrap from every house- cidcnt. S. Hudson-st., and who was taken Wlllard C. Bell, Co. 306 M. P. E. G., Local committees may decide to tires are wearing out there the tax fold. Many more farm folks serve his country better, with re- holder and to arrange for its plac- to Butterworth hospital. Grand Brk. A5, Camp McCoy, Wis. solicit donations of scrap metal, the same as they are everywhere else will be required to file returns even newed courage to go on In his ing at toe curb or at a central Vic- Rsplds, is reported doing as well proceeds of whloh are to go to a —wearing out eight times faster If they do not pay a tax. small way for the sake of all man- tory Scrap Bank. as could be expected. Mrs. Munroe Corp. Wm. M. Read has been local charity; a community hos- than they can be replaced. The extension office sold quite a kind. We In Lowell know that toe For communities where scrap F.F. A. Boys Aiding was hit by a panel truck driven by transferred and can be reached by pital, the United Service Organiza- It will take several weeks for the lot of farm account books last win- true purpose of any church is to in- campaigns have already been held, Albert Blouw of Grand Rapids, as the following address: Corp. Wm. tions, the army ana navy relief. Red Office of Price Administration to ter to folks who are making re- the newspapers' drive will be a spire, direct and guide. This holds the driver was making a turn. M. Read (16085062), Co. C, Mainten- Cross, community chest, and so on. Scrap Metal Drive work out a nationwide rationing turns and paying a tax or who true in war and peace. It's the sol- ance Br., 12 Arm'd Div., APO 262, "clean-up" effort to get the last bit program. >n the meantime, real anticipate doing so. Several book- Blouw was fined $5.00 and costs In Price of metal is fixed by Uncle New F. F. A. officers who are ace of dally life and since this war Camp Campbell, Ky. of metal from out of cover before Americans will ration themselves, keeping systems have been devised Justlcc Sprlngett's court Wednes- Sam. Furthermore, toe Junk man is guiding the Lowell chapter this is an integral part of living today, winter sets In. stop unnecessary driving and keep for farmers to keep records so that day morning for being on the needed to sort and handle the metal year are: President, Vercel Bovee; it would seem that we must be en- Pvt. Lloyd Bloomer has been re- Millions of pounds of valuable speeds down to 35 miles an'hour. proper Income tax returns can be wrong side of the road. prior to its shipment to the mills. vice president, Stanley Ralys; sec- couraged to face It with tho help of cently transferred and will receive metal, urgently needed for produc- made. It Isn't too late at this date He will be compensated for this retary, Kieth Franks; treasurer, Unity, Sacrifice. Action our nation's sermons. Many church Many families start out with en- his mall at the following addrees: tion of MORE tanks. MORE air- to start collecting information on service on a basis which the gov- L^o Blocher; reporter, Roger Kum; Meat products are among the hymns are suggestive of patriotism thusiasm in the spring to Improve Pvt. Lloyd Bloomer, A. S. N. 36183- planes, and MORE shells, are toe 1942 farm business so when ernment believes to be fair and watch dog, George Metternick. and loyalty and loyalty to country, their home places. They dispose of 864, Medical Detachment, 103rd Inf. to be made available to war p foods that are scarce because of January let, 1943 rolls around reasonable. The failure of tothe right food farm. Is many a man who tries to buy ex- his mother, Mrs. Margaret Heffer- Mrs. Grace Song Line Secretary of Agriculture has been Girls," starring Diana Barrymore by those who have bought city and for fitness, and she can serve some A virtual scramble for used elec- perience on the easy payment plan, an at Parnell. He Is attending radio authorized to ration farm machin- and Robert Cummlngs. The admis- town homes on mortgages, one of Michigan State College will offer tasty meals too. tric motors has developed, dealers when It Is a cash and carry prop- school at Tyler, Texas, which is ery and equipment. Steel wire as a sion is one War Bond of any de- the causes of former misfortunes , report. But many of the fractional osition. ... A subscriber of The called the "ROM Garden of Amer- «" »hort cut" course In Japanese binding for paper and wood con- nomination, purchased through this Some information on the food will become less threatening. when fall term classes begin Sept or large size electric motors cast Ledger reports that the fish took ica," and Theodore says, "It is a tainers has been banned. theatre. value? meat contains and how to 28. The course will be taugh by off by Industry are not suited to their vacation at the same time he soldier's paradise " He Is a gradu- We must have steel to win this War Bonds may be purchased at get this good In other foods Is rec- FUEL OIL RATIONING Mrs. Grace Song Line. M. D., M. S., use on the farm, according to D. E. took his. . . . The length of the ate of St. Patrick's high school, war. We must have scrap to make the theatre any time during the day ommended by home economics ex- D. P. H. Wlant, agricultural engineer at toe rpHE RATIONING of fuel oil has Eskimo word for "1 love you" Is Parnell. steel. or evening and you will be given tension specialists at Michigan college. been ordered for 30 states. It Is enough reason to keep American Dr. Line Is a native of Korea, For a long time now you've been your ticket for the premier showing State College. possible that limitations on its use boys bashful while they are in too Pvt. James C. Jasperse, of near born to Christian parentage. After saying, "What can I do to help win September 29 at 8 o'clock. Meat Is an excellent source of 'Here are some of the pointers he will applied In more of them. Peo- Arctic. . . . Norton Henry says he Ada. who graduated from L. H. S. she finished toe mission high the war?" and "I'll do whatever I Help your local theatre make a protein. In addition. It has three offers on motor purchases: ple who use this wonderful fuel for hasn't heard anyone recently ntate In 1937. Is now serving with the school she studied in Tokyo, where am told to do to help lick Hitler good showing In this War Bond members of toe vitamin B group, Nearly all rural areas are serv- heating and want very warm that European nations didn't have U. S. Army In Newfoundland. He she received toe degree of Docu/r and toe Japs." Drive. niacin, thiamine and riboflavin, iced with single phase alternating houses, are beginning to shiver In enough money to finance a war! writes that he finds the country of Medicine. Because she partici- Well, there's one thing everyone Buy your bond now! and also contains iron. But these current. This means that a three many localities, and are asking an- very quaint, that Is, Its customs pated In the Korean national re* can do and that Is to collect all the food values can be obtained from phase motor will not operate on xiously If they can get enough oil and mode of living Is an exact rep- volt against Japan, she was im- scrap metal they can find around SARANAC HARVEST FESTTVAL other sources. The most efficient most farms. Mrs. Ida Speerstra, 78 prisoned by Japanese for a month, protein comes from animal sources, during the coming winter. lica of Civil War days. He has many their house "or farm. It may seem The ladies of the Missionary So- Industrial plants, from which and during that time underwent however, this protein can be ob- Many families heat their homes Mourned by Fire Sons other Interesting Incidents to relate like a mighty small bit but added ciety of toe Congregational Church some of toe motors are coming, torture. She therefore not only tained from eggs, milk, cheese, more than necessary. A HtUe more and we are sure he would be glad to the little bits collected by toe of Saranac will hold a harvest fes- often use 25 or 50 cycle current. It vigorous exercise would help them Ida B. Speerstra, 78, passed away to head from his many friends and knows the Japanese language, but other 130,000,000, It will mount Into poultry, fish and shellfish. Is not practical to change such mo- suddenly Monday evening, Sept 21, Japanese politics and methods. tival fair at the church on Wednes- keep warm, even If the house tem- classmatrs of Lowell High School. guns and planes and ships. day, Sept. 30, afternoon and eve- Vegetables, such as dried peas tors so that they will operate on 60 at her home here. Surviving are Dr. Line Is a graduate of toe Uni- perature was not so high. Probably The address follows: Pvt. James C. ning, with a New England supper and beans, and particularly soy- cycle current. five sons, Ben, Joe and Peter of versity of Michigan, where she re- some families will save oil by shut- Jasperse, 21st Signal Service Co., being served, beginning at 5:30 and beans, have protein too. But It Farmers should scan name plates Lowell, Herman of Alma and Alfred ceved the degrees of Master of Triple-A Delegates ting off a room or two. Oil products A. P. O. 862, U. S. Army, care of continuing until all are served. takes more of the vegetable group, on motors to discover whether a of Saginaw. Science and Doctor of Public are a key feature in this war. Ordi- Postmaster, New York. Meet in Convention There will be a country store, a and In good variety, to equal any motor Is of the correct type. Those nary civilian uses have to stand Funeral services will be held at Health. Since toe attack on Pearl given amount of animal protein. the (Haner Funeral Home this fancy work booth, u pastry shop, a that bear the marking "AC 60 Cycle some limitations, so that em- Editor's Note—Items of news re- Harbor she has been actively en- John McCabe, Chairman of the Still other sources of protein are (Thursday) afternoon at two fish pond and fortune telling. Come Single Phase" are the ones most planes, tanks, ships, etc. can op- garding our boys In the armed serv- gaged In war work, and has been Kent County Trlple-A Committee, nuts, peanuts and grains, espe- o'clock. Rev. C. L. Bradley of early and stay late! likely usable on the average Mich- erate freely. ices will be found each week In the called to Washington numerous annuounces that at a meeting of cially whole grains. Grand Rapids officiating. Inter- igan farm. Another point to check uews letters from many of toe times by various governmental the delegates to the Kent County Aside from meats, niacin Is re- Is the voltage on which the motor ment will be in the Cascade ceme- Ledger's correspondents. agencies. Triple-A convention held Saturday. Auction Sales HONORS FOE PERSHING tery. ceived from grain products, with operates. Some farms serviced only The course as plahned will give September 19. at 207 Spencer St., whole-wheat bread or cereals giving with 110 volts are restricted to a r* EN. John J. Pershing has Just Mrs. Speerstra was born in toe STRAND CALENDAR the student at the end of 10 weeks N. E.. Grnd Rapids, Michigan, the a particularly large amount Niacin motor that operates only on that 7 observed his 82nd birthday. Hla Netherlands came to America Having decided to quit farming, a knowledge of reading and simple following persons were elected to the undersigned will sell at public Is received also from potatoes, voltage. Farms which have three work as commander-in-chief of toe in the year of 1883, 49 years ago spoken Japanese, as well as the administer the 1943 Triple-A Pro- Friday, Saturday, Sept. 25, auction, at the place known as the gieeu vegetables and fruits. En wires from a "high line" can use American forces in France during She has resided In Kent county common characters written in gram; Chairman, John McCabe; nearly all of that time. Her hus- "Hello Annapolis", with Tom George Cheetham farm, on old M21, rlcbed white bread and flour have either 110 or 220 volt motors. the first World war, gave bis name Chinese that are used by Japanese. Vice-chairman, Henry A. Timm; this food value more than unen- Speed at which toe motor runs Imperishable fame. The way those band, Peter Speerstra, succeeded Brown and Jean Parker, also Ship- abort one and one-quarter miles Commentng on the course. Dr. Regular member. Ell G, Roberts; south and east of Lowell, or five rlched kinds. Is another determining factor. Most armies went ahead, crushing por- her In death August 6, 1938. ley Temple in "Miss Annie Rooney" Line said, "It Is my desire' to be of First Alternate, Jerome L. Lilly; md one-half miles west of Saraimc, Thiamine in the day's meals, practical for farm use Is the motor tions of the German line which had plus News. Second alternate, Edward J. Petted. NOTICE Sunday, Monday, Sept. 27, 28— service. In case our men were un- on Thursday, Oct. 1, commencing at even In a meatless menu, Is obtain- which turns at 1725 to 1750 revolu- been considered impregnable, com- fortunate and were captured by the Following toe convention, toe ed by eating plenty of whole-grain tions per minute. Motors which Users Well Water Ann Sheridan In "Juke Girl" with one o'clock, horses, cows, imple- manded the wonder and admiration Japs, knowing even one right word Kent County Trlple-A Committee ments and tools. Geo. L. Ferguson, foods, potatoes, too dry legumes, turn at 3450 revolutions usually re- of the world. All citizens of the village of Low- Ronald Reagan and Richard elected Betty VanderLaan as sec- Whorf. Added News and Shorts. might save their lives. With that in Prop.; N. C. Thomas, auctioneer; eggs, leafy green vegetables and quire speed rediK.tion devices. Mo- He demonstrated grand powers ell who use private wells are here- retary-treasurer and Mrs. Alice many fruits. Good sources of Tuesday, September 29—Bond mind toe course will be offered." Harry Day, Clerk. See list on an- tors rated at 1140 revolutions prob- of organization, ability to Inspire by notified that such wells should Holly as Kent County Fieldwoman. riboflavin are milk products, eggs, ably will be satisfactory for many Night Buy a war bond and see the Knowing toe language, too, she ex- other page of this Issue. our soldiers to Incredible - daring be tested at frequent Intervals as a and grain products, particularly farm Jobs but will require a large premier showing of "Between Us plained, would give our fighters an and achievement, and an amazing health measure, as sucfi wells are whole-grain cereals. Some riboflavin pulley If used to drive a hammer Girls" with Diana Barrymore and advantage in Interviewing Jap MEN'S UNDERWEAR FOR knowledge of toe military situation liable to contamination at any prisoners. can be obtained from vegetables mill or other equipment operating Robert Cummlngs. FALL AND WINTER Tax CollectioD Notice The success which Gen. Pershing time. Notify toe undersigned and and fruits. at a high speed. Wednesday, September 30 — had in his grand labors gives us all a representative of the State Board Only fools and dead men don't 10% wool unions, 25% wool, 50% The Village council has granted Iron is received from many foods faith that the American army now of Hlealto will call to take a sample "Twin Beds" with George Brent change their minds. Fools won't. wool and 100% wool, every number an extension of my tax roll to and besides meat. Cereals are a good A fly and a flea In a flue preparing for action In Europe, will of the water. Safeguard your and Joan Bennett, also "Escape Dead men can't—John A. Patter- bought In case lots and delivered including October 12th. This is the source of Iron and so are whole Were Imprisoned so what could accomplish similar great deeds. health. There Is no charge. from Hong Kong" with Don Terry son. before the March celling went on. last extension that can lawfully be wheat flour, dry legumes, eggs, po- they do? Dr. J. A. MacDonell and Leo Carrlllo. Early buying of wool content un- granted, and I respectfully ask tatoes. leafy vegeta/bles and fruits. Said toe fly: "Let us flee." San Salvador—Matty laborers of c20-2t Village Health Officer. Thursday, October 1— Conrad Mexico City—Nearly 20,000 men derwear Is advisable. Replacements your cooperation by getting your Said the flea: "Let us fly." Salvador are leaving to work in Veldt In "Nazi Agent", also Regis and women use Mexico City's free of most numbers practically Im-I taxes to me by that time. Port Au Prince—Haiti has fixed So they flew through a flaw In to* the Canal Zone. ' It pays to advertise In toe Ledger. Toomey In "Bullet Scars". public baths daily. possible. Coons.) c20-21 Elmer S. White, Treas. both wholesale and reUll prices. flue.

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LOWELL LEDGER. LOWELL, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, SEPT. 24. IMS TWO THE LOWELL LKDOMl. LOWEL L, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, SEPT. 24. IMS

Cbe Cowell Ledger r SO. KEENE —NO. BOSTON "TRAILER VAGABOND" M08ELEY • MURRAY LAKE and ALTO SOLO Mrs. Ed. Pattei MORSE LAKE THIS AND THAT LOWELL ITEMS Mra. W. Rngle Mn. Lisle Clark Freih, Home-made Pubilihed every ThurKliy moraine at ALTO DEPARTMENT | FROM AROUND OF 25. 30 AND 110 Emi Mam Street, Lowell, Mlchifaa, JoJiy Community Club met last Mr. and Mrs. Ted Elhart and chil- Entered at PostofTlce at Lowell, Iflcfalgaa, Mra. Fred Fattison | Mrs. Wendell Vivian and Miss THE OLD TOWN 35 YEARS A(;0 week Wednesday afternoon with CARAMELS dren, John Hunter and Mrs. Roye tf Second CI** Matter. Ada News Carol Smith of Lansing are spend- R. 0. JEFTERIEa, Editor and Publlther Mrs. Fuller with 13 ladies and sev- Ford spent Sunday with Mrs. Grace MMnbcr Prfft? Ai«>cl*Ucn L (Mn. Battle B. Fitch) ing a few days thla week with eral children present. Beano was September 27, 1917—25 Years Ago Pintler at Entrican. MhuSm Nsnonal Edit=risi Alto Garden Clab I Alto Locals their mother, Mn. Charles Smith, Miss Virginia Doyle spent the lb 30c played and a fine time had by all. week-end in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Dell Ford "and Anbirriptlon Batoe Pajrabte In AdraBMi The Alto Garden Club was en- Bert Dennis and son-in-law, Mr. and helping them move to their Albert Johnson, Merrtt Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Garrle Ralmer and Burled With MUltary Honors daughter called on Mr. and Mrs Tear fS.OO; Hi Moatba 11.00 tertained at the home of Mrs. Law- Shurer of Jackson, Mrs. Letha new apartment home at 644 Union Mrs. Linda Loucks is visiting Earl Hoover and Clinton Johnson nntle Coplea S« family were Sunday afternoon Clarence Wiley in Lowell Sunday. rence Gephart Wednesday after- Seeley and Miss Violet Dennis of Shortly after the battle of Guam, Ave., S. E., Grand Rapids. Mrs. friends In Charlotte and vlclnty. Hattic Scott's were among the group from Kent The Lowell Ledger, Eatabliahed June, guests at the Leon Hale home. Eve- Mrs. Emma McDonald of Grand 1803: The Alto Solo, eiUbUibed January noon. Twenty-three were preuont Grand Rapids called on Mrs. Elmer Mrs. R. F. Lorang»r received word Smith says she will be very glad to i Kandy Kitchen | second district to be sent to Camp ning guests were Mr. and Mrs. Sam Mr. and Mrs. F H. Swarthout Rnpids spent the week-end with 1904. Conaolidated with the LwUar Jane and after President Tlmpson con- Dlntaman Sunday. that her only son Rollin George hear from all her frlenda while Custer. 1917. The Lowell Journal, MtahlUhed 1894, Detmer. spent last week in Detroit on On the Bridge, Lowell || her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Fraser was missing In action and they are In the city. Miss Ethel White and Albert ComoUJated wlUi the Lodger December 18, ducted the usual business, the pro- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Aldrlnk and business. Kropf. Callers at the Kropf home 1938. Mr. and Mrs. Juhl and family ghe has tried to get further infor- Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Yelter were i Roth were united in marriage at gram chairman, Mrs. Bert Sydnam children of Clarksville and Mr. and by WARREN BAT LEY Sunday were Mrs. Lulu Kropf and A SOUND DOCTRINE were Sunday dinner guests of her called on Mrs. F. E. Chamberlain Mrs. Walter Thorn spent Sunday mation in regards to him since guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Brooks Miss Ardls Schneider spent the the home of the bride's parents son, Morris Blazo, Mr. and Mrs. Every fovernment ornelal or board that parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chambers. at their cottage at Whlteflsh Lake week-end vlth Mr. and Mrs. Wells here. oaiiiie* public money thould publlab at to tell of the flower and victory evening with Mr. and Mrs. Frank then. On Monday of this week the BUFFALO, MINN.— old-fashioned parade with its Hilton Brlggs and Gene Kropf. regular Intervala an accounting of tt, garden Harvest Show she and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Clemenz and government notified Mrs. Loranger Sunday. In Kalamazoo. Dr. and Mrs. D. H. Oatley spent 0eor>?e Markley, a former resl- Falrchild. THE SMALLEST CIRCUS. brightly colored wagons, clowns and the latter part of last week In Ann . p _ Albert Hlmebecker of Greenville ehowing where and how each dollar la baby of Lowell were Sunday eve- that her son was killed in combat Mr.^and Mrs. Charlas Marshman dent of Bowne t paMed away at rpent. We hold thla to be a fundimenUl Glen Yelter attended at the Garden Mr. and Mrs. Howard Bartlett If you're handy with a pocket- performers. In the center ring, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Clark called spent Sunday with Howard Kropf. prlaclple of democratic gowmneoL ning guests of Mr. and Mrs. K. Sf when the Jope seized the Island of called on John Clark, Sr., Sunday Arbor. Port Smith, Ark., aged 85 years. Center in the Grand Rapids Mu- had a rabbit dinner with Mr. and knife, know considerable about tnlned elephants go through their on Mr. and Mrs. Mark Wlthrow at Mrs. Kate Crady and niece, Edna Rlckert. afternoon. Mrs. Ruth Summers of Muskegon, Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Clayton seum Tuesday. It was most Inter- Mrs. Fred Pattlson Sunday. Guam on December 10th. A strange electricity, and have some 4 or routine, turning and bowing in Allegan Sunday afternoon. Myers, spent Thursday at the Clare esting and she also told of some Capt. and Mrs. Andrew Hoover coincidence is the fact that Dec.. Mr. and Mrs. Matt Metternick 5000 hours that you can spend on'majestic dignity. In one end ring was a Wednesday evening guest of Johnson of East Cascade, a son. and Lloyd Ford home. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Falrchild have were Friday afternoon guests of Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Mrfl unusual exhibits at the Coopers- 10 was Rollin Fraser's twenty-sixth were Sunday afternoon callers of a hobby, I con point you out a trained horses perform to the dlrec- Mrs. Wm. Cosgrlff. - Laura Misner, 82, passed Lloyd Frost of Grand Rapids the most beautiful sylvla plants I S. G. Fryover were Mr. and Mrs. The Family and ville Flower Show Friday where Mr. and Mrs. John Hoover and birthday anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. John Metternick at sure-fire road to fame and fortune.Itlon of the ring-master who cracks „ „ . away at her home here. spent the week-end with his father, have ever seen. family. Hubert Fryover of Portland. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Rugg and, ^ E ^ of ^ ^ she acted aa Judge. Mrs. Sydnam Fraser's body was found and Saranac. This Is no Idle pipe dream. John his whip In the beat proven man- Byron Frost. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Denton and mother of Grand Rapids were Fri- ^ arrlved for r vj8lt wlth ^ then called on members to tell of Mary and Addle Sinclair were in identified and was burled with full Mr. and Mrs. Walter Blakeslee Groebner of this city has proven ner. In the opposite end ring other Sue Ann Weaver Is visiting her Mrs. Hettle Davis and family, | family of Grand Rapids, Ann Den- day guests of Mrs. James Mulr. brother F M JohnJIon and farnl]y American Democracy vacation trips, but duo to tire sit- Lowell Monday. military honors in the Navy ceme- attended a reception Sunday at the it can be done. He has whittled his animals go through their paces with grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Robert and Lewis Howard, Mrs. ton and Nan Denlck of Lowell spent No Special Favors! uation, many> had been content to Fred Pattlson attended a super- tery at Guam. home of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Tallant way Into a life of ease and, inci- trained seals spinning balls on Russell, In Beldlng for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cosgrlff at-j The old drug store at Ada, occu- Eva Engle and daughter, Laura' Saturday afternoon at the farm (The 18th In a series of articles stay at home. Program was con- visor meeting in Grand Rapids on In South Boston In honor of their dentally, Into the hearta of thou- their noses and snakes twisting tended the funeral services of Fred,pied and owned by James Bristol, May Engle, spent Sunday In Grand home of Ann Denton. Mr. and Mrs. Philip Davenport Hunt at Alto Sunday afternoon. being torn down. Htre's the Suit sponsored by the Lowell Child cluded by program chairman read- Monday. Church Group to Meet at Parsonage daughter Bernadeen, whose mar- Harry F. Kelly is considerate. He is falr- sands of kids and not so few grown- and turning In a realistic way Rapids with Mrs. Lizzie Davis and Mrs. Mary Gilbert of Orleans Is riage to Arthur Norton was an entertained Mr. and Mrs. Herbert .. . . n1| Dr. F. W. Kniffin of Mackinaw Study Club). ing a beautiful poem on "Fall". Mr, and Mrs. Fisk Gephart of ups. Acrobat and trapeze artists per- Mr. and Mrs. Don Robinson and] ... . son Martin. visiting her sister, Mrs. Ola Hunter. Sunday evening worship hour will event of the afternoon.' minded. He is helpful Bat special favors— Vogelsang of Grand Rapids Sun- • v.. » „ ^JCIty spent a few days with rel- Nominating committee was ap- Lake Odessa and Mr. and Mrs. A few years ago, Mr. Groegner, form between the rings. daughters of Grand Rapid. w™|altvlefl here Mr. and Mrs. Harry Heuvelhorst That Has What It Takci 8.—Rcspect for Authority Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Berry of be held at the parsonage at Bost- Mr. and Mrs. Ira Johnson and at taxpayers' expensie—they're OUT I ' day, pointed and election of officers Lawrence Gephart and mother, a barber by trade, conceived the Back of the show is the band Sunday guests of Mr. and Mn. Bert and daughter Caroline of Zeeland (8). Dictator Home Government Grand Rapids were Wednesday eve- wlck Lake at 7:30 o'clock next Sun- family and Mr. and Mrs. Earl V. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. will be at next meeting to be held Mrs. Nellie Flsk went to Beldlng You remeinber the low-number automo- bright Idea that If Rlngling Bros, This attraction is perhaps the most Philip Althfin of Michigan State Purchase. were Friday evening guests at Ted (continued) ning guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. day evening, Sept. 27, and there will Colby were Thursday evening call- Harrison Wilcox at Lansing. Elhart's. at Mr. and Lawrence Headworth Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. could draw millions "of people to outstanding of all. Each member College was home over the week- Thompson. Thursday evening vis- be a discussion period followed by ers of Mrs." Ann Merrlman and bile licenses that used to go to a privileged Miss Virginia iHtosley was home Henry Spencer, a life-long resi- We have seen that home dictator- in October. L. Gephart called on Mrs. Fred see a real circus, with Its wild of the band actually performs his end with his mother, Mrs. E. C. John D. Elhart of Fremont spent itors were Mr. and Mrs. E. W. a social hour. All members of Ada daughter Olive at Mrs. Jennie few. They seemed harmless—but they cost from Mason for the week-end with dent of Ada, passed away following ship results in either an abject, sub- Rogers whose husband passed away anlirials from the Jungles of Africa, assigned part—the band master Foreman. Thursday afternoon at Tel El- Tiffany Worsteds Smith of Sparta. Frank Thompson Congregational Church are Invited her parents. Postmaster and Mrs a stroke of apoplexy. missive doormat character with an Yelter's. the Stat^ of Michigan 190,000 a year. then he could draw thousands to waves his baton—the slide trom- hart's, Mr. and Mrs. John Cook of Respected Resident Passed suddenly Saturday afternoon, also was a Sunday morning guest an^i to be present by Rev. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Vos have re- F. J. Hosley. Irvin McCall of Ada had a foot inferiority complex, or an anti- Mrs. Theo Lane Is so much Im- see an Imitation of the real thing, bones actually slide—the drums Grand Rapids were Saturday call- From MICHAELS-STERN, called on other friends In Beldlng. Monday evening guests were Mr. Henry L. Rust. There will be no As Secretary of State, Kelly institnted t" turned to their home in Flint af^er crushed in an automobile accident authority, rebellious, (bully char- Fred G. Hunt, aged 84 years, proved In health that she was able with the animals and other attrac- crash and the cymbals roar. All Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dalstra and ers at the Elhart home. Miss Velma Anderson of Camp and Mrs. Glen Sower and Eleanor services at the church at Ada next a two weeks' stay with her mother, Rochester tailored—they beat acter with a life-long hostility to passed away at the home of his to spend an afternoon last week UNIFORM numbering and issuing system tions made of wood—providing, of the while real circus music is be- baby of Ypsllanti spent the week- Mrs. Ethel Vandenbroeck was a Grant, 111. was one of 4 nurses Sunday. Mrs. Mary Charles. September 20, 1912—30 Years Ago authority. We have also noted ex- daughter and husband in Alto last of Saranac who brought the news with her sister, Mrs. Floyd Yelter. —eliminating "trick" licenses, giving every course, that the animals, clowns ing played. The music Is furnished end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Friday afternoon caller of Mrs. them all for taking punish- chosen from Camp Grant to attend that 'their son Edward has been amples. Friday. Mn. Matt Metternick was a din- and acrobats performed in a realis- by ths famous Rlngling Bros, cir- Miss Ruth Houseman of Battle Vern Armstrong. Word was received here from Eva Engle. ment—fine needlework assur- the Army nurses day in Chicago, transferred to a camp in Utah, in Ada Locals automobile owner BETTER service, speed- Los Angeles, Calif., of the death of Of course, most children, even in He was bom In Allegan Co. but ner guest of her daughter, Mrs. tic manner. cus band via phonograph record. Creek was home with her parents, Mrs. Eva Engle and Mrs. Laura where they were the guests for trucking division. Mrs. Blake of ing check-ups by law-enforcement officers Mr. and Mrs. Ferd Martin of Mrs. Foster Miller, formerly Esther ing permanent shape. dictator-governed homes, are not lived since 1890 In Bowne Township Booster Club will hold the first Forrest Graham, last Wednesday. With that thought as a basjs, Mr. The entire show is mounted on Mr. and Mrs. Martin Houseman, Englo called on their cousin, Guy luncheon of Mrs. Green, the wife Grand Rapids is visiting Mr. and Vicksburg and Mrs. H. C. Weaver Ruben of Lowell, The body was subject to experiences as extreme in Kent County. meeting of the fall season on Wed- Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Juhlln of and saving taxpayers more than t quarter of Groebner went to work. Days were a platform, under which Is an as- over the week-end. Purdy at Smyrna Wednesday eve- Fall patterns are pleasing and dressy of the governor of 111. and were Mrs. Wm. Thompson. o* Fulton are spending this week at brought to Grand Rapids for burial. as those either of the Barrett fam- He was married to Miss Lillian nesday, Oct. 7, with Mrs. Paphna Greenville were guesta of Mr. and • million dollars. spent at his barberlng profession. sortment of electric motors tlint Mrs. Harry Paterson and daugh- ning. dinner guests of the American Le- Mr. and Mrs. Aloyslus Hoover the L. A. Weaver home. Miss Anna Whedon of Lowell —not too extreme. We invite you to ily or of Zangora, President Roose- Green in Septemebr, 1880 and they Cook Ingham as hosteas and the Mn. J. W. Freynrmuth for dinner Nights were spent with Jack-knives provide the motive power. The ter Carol of Alma and Gordon Hill Mrs. Hettie Davis and family gion at the Sherman Hotel and in and family of Ionia and Mr. and " As GOVERNOR, HARRY F. KILLY was married to Wm. J. H. Van- see them. velt's would-be assassin, the ex- first lived In Allegan Co., after- meeting will be held In the dining Sunday. and chisels. Over 4000 hours were platform Is housed In a specially of Detroit were week-end guests at Mrs. Robert Hahn and Mrs. called on Guy Purdy and wife Tues- the evening were guests of Jean- Mrs. Leo Hoover and family of Velzen of Davenport, Iowa. amples we noted. However, the ward moving to Kent County. room at the Masonic hall. Potluck Sunday guesta at Floyd Yelter's will continue his policy: spent fashioning the tiny bits of built trailer, complete with big-top, the Art H. Hill home. Frank Newell attended the City day evening. ette MacDonald, along with 10 other Lowell were Sunday guests of Mr. A daughter was born to Mr. and fatal anti-authority, antl-soclal, There are three children sur- dinner will be served at noon, fol- were Mr. and Mn. Alfred Graves, wood and connecting theiu with back-drops and other parapher Club luncheon and stylo show in $37.50 nurses. and Mrs. John Hoover and family. Miss Virginia Conant spent the Mrs. John Noyce of South Boston. and even criminal results of dlc- viving: Floyd G. of Clarksville, lowed by a business session In little son and daughter Of Rock- wires and pulleys that they would nalla. It's a blg-tlme attraction in Grand Rapids Wednesday, Mrs. Elmer Dlntaman Is re-read- Ann Bean and friend were last week-end In Saginaw with Mr. and George Murray went to Lansing SOUTH BOSTON tatcrshlp in the home are just as Claud D. of Hastings and Mrs. John charge of Mrs. Pat Nelllst, Pres. ford, Mr. and Mn. E. V. Colby of operate in unison. Some 3 months every sense of the word. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Nead and Mr. ing her 275 cards and letters she Thursday evening guests at the Ed. No Special Fnvorsl Mrs. John Relmer and family and to spend several weeks. Ml si Bella Young apparent in ordinary life. The Porritt of Alto, also eleven grand- All members are Invited to attend. Alto, Rex Dnper and Mr. and Mrs. ago the work was finished and the Someday this little show may and Mrs. George Farmer of Swwta received while at Blodgett Hospital. Potter home. Callers Sunday after- called on other friends. Mrs. J. Walsh and grandson. R. many sad cases of inferiority com- children and four great grandchil- Mr. and Mrs. Carl Peters had as Lloyd Stahl and baby of Clarks- completed circus exhibited to the come to our home town. If It does, Creek spent Sunday evening with Other all-wool suits of stand- Mrs. Dlntaman Is gaining but has noon v/ere Mr. and Mrs. Ollle Taft W. Stone, went to West Branch to Miss Jean Tucker Is teaching the plex, so often resulting from family dren and a large number of friends. their guests on Sunday, Mr. and ville. public for the first time. Needless be sure and take the kids down to John Borgerson of Higglns Lake to take a painful treatment on her and Hilda Oberlin of Beldlng and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nead. spend the school year with Mrs. McBrlde school in Lowell District ard quality $35 to $35 brow-beating, show that dictator- The funeral was conducted by Mrs. Mark Gillespie from Holland. Mr. and Mn. Ed- Hotchklss and to say, it was a howling success. see It Then go home and sharpen has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. N. E. knee twice a week. Mr. and Mrs. Sydney Potter of De- Everett Butler of Goodrich vis- Stone. No. 8 this year. ship In the home makes the child Rev. F. E. Chamberlain from the News was received thla past Mr. and Mn. Walter Blakeslea In building his circus, Mr. Groeb- up your pocket-knife and see what Borgerson the past two weeks and Mr. and Mrs. Val Watts and troit. ited his mother, Mrs. Olive Butler, Mrs. Flnley Falrchild, formerly Mrs. Donald Kyser and daughter Prices include sales tax doubt his own ability, and causes home of the daughter and t'.ie in- week that Sgt. Edward Cramton spent last week-end with Mr. and ner kept close to proven standards. you can do. will be living with them for a while. Ronald, Mrs. A. F. Behler and Miss Mr. and Mrs. James Dean were over the week-end. They went to of Lowell, serlousfy 111 at Atwood, of Detroit are visiting the former's him to lack deli-confidence, and terment was In Bowne Center was being transferred from Tampa, Mn. John Schwab at their cotttae HARRY F. KELLY Around the 8 rings that feature tne Never belittle ... a guy that can Pauline Montague of Grand Rapids Sunday afternoon gueata of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. l^lvln Lewis and Kalamazoo on Saturday to visit Colo. mother, Mrs. Carrie Ayres, and so he becomes either a doormat or a Cemetery. Fla., to West Palm Beach, Fia. Mn. at Brower Lake. center attractions, moves a regular whittle. were Friday dinner guesta of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Potter. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Blbbler returned W. H. Prentiss left for Sedro other relatives here. bully, or at very best a disagreeable Cramton will spend a few dayg with Mn. Ann Merrlman and daugh- Republican Candidate for Gover nor friends. and Mrs. Allen Behler of Lake the first of the week from a few Woolley. Wash., to make his home Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Mick attended competitive person with a nasty Honors Grandson relatives at Tampa before she ter Olive and Mn. Jennie Yelter Sunday callers at the home of Odessa. days' vacation at Big Pine Island with his sister. funeral services In Sparta Satur- disposition. BAILEY CORNERS NEWS joins her husband. and Donald were Friday dinner THE SMALLEST CIRCUS Mra. Marie Godfrey were Mr. and Mrs. Lucy Duell entertained last Mr. and Mrs. Bert Morse of Lan- Lake. Michael Flnan went to Grand day afternoon for Mrs. Russell Mrs. Mabel Gross Mr. and Mrs. Raoul F. Loranger guests of Mr. snd Mrs. Glenn Mrs. Donald Hail and daughter Vlr There are other ways also in Sunday In honor of her grandson, sing called on Mrs. Carrie Dygert, This advertisement is one of a series sponsored Rapids, where he was given charge Conran, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. are leaving next Monday, Sept. 28, Yelter. On Saturday they had din- Mrs. Elizabeth Crabb and Mrs. ginia and lirs. Cora Oilman of which dictator home government P. F. C. Lloyd J. Schwarder who and Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Dygert and and paid for by citizens of this county to make of the Grand Trunk crossing near Arthur Post, former Clarksville for Dayton, Ohio, where they wll! ner with their brother, John Clark, Albert Duell spent last week In Beldlng. showc results in ordinary adult life. is home on a furlough from New two children spent Sunday with Mrt. Woodcock of liowell is vis- you better acquainted ivitb Harry P. Kelly. the Plalnfield station. residents. make their home for the winter Sr., and Mr. and Mn. Ernest Clark, Greenville with their sister and "The attitudes of disrespect for Orleans Army Air Base. Guests Mrs. Carrie Dygert. Mrs. Dygert iting at the Frank Ryder home Mr. and Mrs. Percy Read, Mr. Mrs. Warren Snow of Miami, Mrs. Guy Thorpe and Mrs. Lyle months. and Sunday they were guests of Mr. family, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Middle authority shown hy citizens who were Mr. and Mrs. George Schwar- was happy to receive a letter from this week. and Mrs. Frank Baker, Mr. and Fla., came for a visit with her sls- Condon went to Marlon, Ind., last Close relatives of Mn. Josephine and Mrs. Earl Oolby at Alto. brook. are otherwise upright, result from der and son Lyle, Mrs. Lucille Ho- Robert Frillk, her grandson by Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ryder and son Mrs. Nelson Stormzand nr.ti Mr. ter-ln-law, Mrs. George Murray. week to take their brother. Burton ECHOES OF EAST CLARKSVILLE Rowland and Mrs. Adelbert Odell Ward gathered at her home la^t Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Klahn Sunday dinner guests Of Mr. and • * the type of government in their gan and children, Marlene and marriage frota somewhere over- Typist: Your wife wants to kiss and Mrs. J. B. Hawk spent Sunday Mrs. Emma Knight of Sprlng- Mick, who is attending college f. P. it I ? Thursday afternoon to help her wen guesta of Mn. M. B. Heft at Blinks: Why, Jinks, you've got GRAND RIVER DRIVE homes as children." Government Wayne of Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. seas. and Judith Ann were Sunday guests you over the phone. Mrs. Don MacNaughton were Mr. with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Rosen' fiel,d, Mo., making an extended vis- there. celebrate her 87th birthday anniver- Sparta Sunday your socks on wrong side out. Sophie Osmallnskl either (1). laissez-faire, littie or no of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Rader at and Mrs. Wm. Behnke and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Platte Robert Yelter and son Richard Joe Mrs. John Linton spent the week- 1 Boss: flsh! Take the mossage and dahl at Harvard. it here with her old schoolmates Mrs. Polly Parks of Freeport, authority, or (2) dictatorship, too Portland . sary. Mrs. Ward received many Jlnka: Yes, my feet got hot so I Mrs. Frank Behnke and son Frank- of Potters Corners. Dinner was end In Lowell with her daughter, Phone your news to Qie '^edgtr. give It to me later. and her niece, Mrs. Wlllard Hunter. (Eima Noyes) of Mason are the whp has been in Pennock hospital Miss Freda Bailey Is spending a nice gifts In honor of the day and turned the hose on them. Mr. and Mrs. Engene Chrlstensen Alfred Cook, who Is an army much authority,—says Ernest Os- served in the dining room of the Mrs. Roger McMahon. Mr. and lin of Howard City. Mrs. S. M. Carr returned from a parents of an 8H lbs. daughter, Sue at Hastings, is now at the home of few days at Lone Pine Inn. a dainty lunch was served. of Ferndale spent the week-end military police at Willow Run, was borne, of the Parent Education and Methodist church. After the din- Mrs. Frank McMahon and son ten weeks' visit with her daughter, Ann, who arrived Sept. 13. her niece, Mrs. Nellie Robblna Mr. and Mra. Ronald Tronsen of Mrs. Ema McVean Is very 111 at with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. home on furlough Sept. 12. Child Development Institute of ner was cleared away they returned Roger drove to California to visit Mrs. Charles Collar andi Mrs. Mrs. Will Fox, at Port Huron. Mrs. Belle Collar of Grand Rap- where she expects to stay for sev- Amble spent Sunday with her par- the John Layer home. Her nephew, E. Haysmer. Mrs. Philip Schneider Carl. school opened Sept. 8 with Teachers' College, Columbia, In to the home, where they saluted their son and brother Bruce, sta- Adelbert Odell were hostesses at a Mr. and Mrs. Newton Coons and Ids spent a few days recently with eral weeks. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Chaffee. Frank Grant of Grand Rapids and family of South Lowell were an enioiiment of 27. Mrs. Gladys Parents'. He adds, "The crude ag- the flag and took pictures of the shower which was given at Lone daughter Neva returned from a Mrs. Verne Klahn. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Parsons and tioned In Tulare Air Corps In Calif. Mrs. Chan Ward attended a stork and Mr. and Mrs. Bernle Grant of Sunday guests of hei pe rents. Abraham is our teacher. gressiveness and discourtesy of group and then they returned to Mr. and Mrs. Grant Warner of Pine Inn on Friday honoring Mrs. two years' residence In Los Angeles, Mesdames Clayton Schwab and Mr. and Mrs. Bert Jackson enjoyed shower given on Friday afternoon Bowne called on her Sunday. Since Martin Conde has returned Borne people—even some publlo their homes, a day never to be for- Lowell ate Sunday dinner with Clare Phillips. About 40 guests Calif. Ward VanDyke entertained with a a trip north over the week-end. were present and enjoyed games for Mrs. Clair Phillips, held at Lone Friends are glad to hear that from his furlough, he has been servants—are due to the fact that gotteu. their daughter and son-in-law, Mr. McCOUDS' MATTERS Art Fletcher went to New York miscellaneous shower at the for- Mr. ant" Mrs. G. L. Roth were i | • Pine Inn. Mm. Maude VanDuscn is now up transferred to Louisville, Ky. •t, i as children they never received and Mrs. Ted Scott Sunday. appropriate for the occasion and a For Peak Eianoiiiv... Select Mra. It T. Williams City to attend school. mer's homo Saturday afidrnoon In Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and ?• I" consideration, and were treated In delicious lunch which followed. Mr. and Mrs. James Furner and and a-ound and feeling much bet- Eleanor Mlkuckl is attending Clvtllnn Defense Meeting Mr. and Mrs. Frank MacNaugh- j Claude Crowe of California ar- honor of Mrs. Thad Wlgfield Mrs. Leo McCaul. The guest of honor received a nice Annalee of Lansing spent Saturday ter. Her son Frank of Willow Run Davis Tech, Elsie Mulder Is in Ada such a way as to make them be- ton called on Mrs. Ada Thompson Mr. and Mrs. John Postma Were j rived in Ada for a visit with rel- (Ernestine Roth), a recent bride. Fred Holsworth and Burdette lieve that respect for authority is Arnold Plgorsh. Deputy Sheriff, variety of beautiful and useful and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. was home to see her Sunday. high and Laurlce Jamra has en- of near Freeport Sunday afternoon. dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. atives. Twenty-five ladies were present and Jackson are driving new cars. only gained by brow-beating.1 will be the speaker at a Defense gifts Furner and visited other relatives irolled al Central. Pauline Vander- Mrs. Val Johnson of Dearborn Anita Doyle received a $6 00 war Henry Smelker Sundav. spent a pleasant afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Harwood and Frances Lee, Program Adviser of meeting at Bowne Center School Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gross called In Ada and Grand Raplda while nil Vour Food needs ot n&P Ken Kelser and Trooper Berg- September 28, 1907—36 Years Ago contests and visiting. Mrs. Wlgfield Boon and Stanley Osmolenskl are and Mrs. John Linton called on Mr. stamp from the Safety Legion of boys, Jean Roth and Melba Dygert the Girl Scouts, in Parents' quotes Friday evening, Sept. 25th, under Monday evening on their nephew, here. not planning to go to high school. and Mrs. Orrin Sterken Wednes- America one day last week for a lund of Mt Pleasant were dinner Ray O. Cave, popular Keene was the recipient of many nice spent the week-end at the home of Dr. Maria Montessori: "An obedi- the auspices of the P. T. A. Mr. Calvin Sharpe In Grand Rapids, Mr. and Mrs. Shirley Ward, Mr. Mrs. Joe Jager Is assisting Mrs. E. day evening. Mr. Sterken is home story she wrote and sent In .The guests of Mr. and Mrs. Myron young man, died at U. B. A. hos- gifts. Delicious refreshments of ice Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Roth. ence admitting neither reason nor and Mrs. Robert Ward and chil- N. Bentley with her housework. Pigorsh wili give a review of the on a furlough. "'ho had the misfortune to break a DAT CD — ffNftfCNID — SifCID story will appear In the Pilot Henry Sunday. pital Grand Rapids. cream and assorted cakes were justice prepares a man to be docile Civilian Training work Including a leg. dren and Mrs. Chan Ward motored Mrs. John BaleskI is planning to Mr. and Mrs. John Hodgman Magazine. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kolen- Mn. A. P. iHanter returned from served. to blind forces. By this method is demonstration of war gases and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gross and to Greenville on Sunday to spend 6 lhe r ftd uat o f h er BOn moved back to their Grand Rapids 24-OZ. hrander and son and family were an extended visit In Norfolk, Va., Four children from the Van-!*" ^ T K r t ' n ° t - set up a permanent Inferiority com- bombs. All per-./ns In Bowne Town- Shirley and Mr. and Mrs. A. Hei- the day with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Mrs. Zoa Connor and Mrs. Mae Jr ftt Lake Charle8 La on home Monday after spending the LOAF dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ben and other eastern cities. derberg family entered the South ^ " ' ' Treat the Wife and plex and a spirit of Idolatry to mance were-Sunday dinner guests Ward and family. At noon a Wilson of Grand Rapids were Sat- 0 obe ship who are Interested In learning summer at Mr. and Mrs. L. A. MARVEL BREAD Postma Sunday. Grace Evans left for a teaching Bell school last week which makes ^; |' • birthday dinner was enjoyed, the 10* urday evening callers at the R. L. Frank Osmolenskl has received leaders." She also quotes Aldous'how to protect their own homes In of Mr. and Mrs. John Potter In the Family! Brown's guest house. The two sla- Mrs. Bilya visited friends in position at DeQuoln, 111. an enrollment of 20 pupils in the Huxley: "This Inferiority complex case of attack are welcome to at- Lowell. dinner being In honor of Shirley MAIM —SCO A RED —CINNAMON Forward home. Mr. and Mrs. Earl word that Frank, Jr., is temporar- ters arid their husbands had a very Grand Rapids Sunday. Mn. Clara Dug? passed away school. This family moved Monday They will enjoy Richmond's often finds expression in com- Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schievink Elaine Ward and Beverly Ward. Morse of Rockford were callers ily stationed at an air base in Salt tend thla meeting. Refreshments pleasant summer. very suddenly at the home of her Into the Tanls house across from f-ood meals'on Sundays or pensatory brutality and cruelty, in will be served by the P.-T. A. and of Big Rapids were week-end, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fitch mo- Tuesday evening. the school house. Lake City. John Osmolenskl Is at Mrs. N., 8. Hutchinson of Pontiac tored to son, Henry Duga, In Lowell. any other time. The wife de- strict obedience to superiors and special entertainment will be pro- guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bert Baker l Grand Rapids on Sunday SOUTH BOWNE Camp Forrest, Tenn. spent the week-end with her par- Mr. and Mrs. Lester'Gaunt and Mra. Jennie Pardee Mrs. M. D. Wilson and son Paul Miss Ayleen Broadbent is looking serves a rest occasionally, About 25 memben of the Roth a"8"10™ to visit Mrs. Delia JANE PARKER DONUTS ^13° Walter Grochoskl has returned inhumanity to Inferiors."—A per- vided for the younger children, dur- sons, Tforman and Roy of Grand- of Lincoln, Nebr., guests of Mr. and after the household affairs of Mrs. dont forget that ents, Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Sydnam. Darmer and also Mr. and Mrs. J. J. from spending a few days with his fect description of the Nazi! ing the meeting at the Aid Hall. family gathered at the Wm. Roth vllle and Mr. and Mrs. Dale Butter- Mn. H. A. Peckhnm. Frank Freeman. Lieut Johnnie Sullivan is spend- Mr. and Mrs. Steve Miller and son, Chester at Fort Bragg, N. C. Table and counter service Fuithermorfi, George D. Stod- home on Sunday for a dinner in Weber and Mrs. Charlotte Harris. more of Northvllle were Sunday Miss Jewell Mick was a week-end ing a few days with his sister, Mrs. MIL-O'BIT A Mt HI C AN Oil BUCK daughter Helen and baby spent Mrs. Horace Gilbert, 90, passed both day and night dard, Commissioner of Education, Scrap Iron Drive Continuing honor of Bob Mowln, who is In the Deputy Sh-lff Plgorsh spoke at supper guests of Mr. and Mrs Wm. visiter in Detroit. Merle Rosenberg and husband. Sunday with the former's brother. away at her home in South Boston. N. Y. state. In Parents' tells of ex- Navy and was home on a few days- the Kent County Garage at Ada on Scrap iron and steel represent Farmers continue to bring scrap Lieut. Sullivan graduated 2nd VKTOeV Collins and family. Warren Miller and family. The barn of James Aldrlch In Richmond*** Cafe periments, conducted during 1941, furlough. Those present were Mr. Monday evening on Civilian De- Zanzibar— Cloves gathered in half the weight of a battleship, a to Bergy Bros, who weigh and give highest In a clam of 184 from Ft. POOO Tuesday evening callers at the Mrs. Josephine Miller of Cale- .South Boston was struck by light- THERON RICHMOND, Prop. by Dr. Kurt Lelvin at the Uni- and Mrs. Fred Roth, Mr. and Mrs. fense with about 100 present from Zanzibar in three months weighed tank or an, anti-aircraft gun. Slkp out weigh bills which will be cash- Benning, Ga., where he completed HATURI ning and with Its contents burned Phonn 9106 Lowell Cascade and Ada. Deputy Plgorsh LOAF CHEESE Grant Warner home were Mr. and donia visited from Wednesday un- the Japs with scrap. 2 ^ 59' 2,765,000 pounds. versity of Iowa. These experiments ed when scrap Is sold. There la a Carl Roth, Mr. and Mn. Ernest to the ground. a course in officers training. will give furidier talks on defense at Mrs. Walter Blakeslee of South til Saturday at the Steve Miller prove that frustration, resulting Roth, Mra. Irma Williams and WISCONSIN Howard Bartlett sold his farm In huge pile of "Scrap to Lick the Mr. and Mrs. Bert Sydnam re- dates to be named later. Lowell. Mr. and Mrs. Warner were home. from the autocratic, dictator type their families, Carl Roth, Sr., Miss South Lowell to Amlel Johnson. Jap", but all are urged to bring ceived a telegram Saturday from Turn In your old keys for de- Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Glngell and wife of Dexter of government in the home, causes In right away as expected to be Lizzie Roth and Irwin Moxin and Adam Pox of Ada left for Greg- Rev. Ralph Herber, of Brown City fense! The material Is badly needed John Scott near Alto. were visitors of their cousin, Mrs. regression in the child's develop- Roth Moxin of Sparta, father and o ory, S. D., to accept a position as moved soon. Many have donated that his father Henry Herber for Estella Rosier Monday and on Sat- ment Regression Is merely the op- brother of the honored guest. by your government In Ada, boxes i WeeV-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. their scrap and among the large MILD CHEESE telegraph operator. merly from Elmdale, had passed .33 urday Mrs. George Rosier, Mr. and will be placed at the Ada postofflce, posite of progression: The child Mr. and Mrs. Orel Woodrick of 1 Wilson Washburn .were Mr. and Clifton Bradish returned to Chi- pieces is a water wheel from L. A. away. Furner's grocery store, Al. Faulk- KH Art's Mrs. Lewis Altenbernt and Mrs. I J reverts back to more Infantile be- Grand Rapids were Sunday evening I Mrs. H. E. Washburn and Mr. and cago after spending two weeks Brown's which weighs about a ton. (Additional Alto on Page 4) ner's grocery store and Joe Svo- McCall of Dexter were visitors. havior, In attempting subconslcous- callers at the Wm. Roth home. Mrs. Fred NonHs of Detroit. Mrs. with his father here. Don't be scared, lady All work of handling and weighing boda's garage for your convenience, e A circus comes to town in one car. Interior and exterior views of Mrs. Sarah Shaffer of Topeka, ly to compensate himself for that Mr. and Mn. Lloyd Jones and son O. T. Hogan of Grand Rapids Is Atty. R. E. Springett was ad- are free of charge. This scrap is School Notes aa announced by Jack Boyei, chair- the miniature circus, carved out of wood by John Groebner of Buf- Ind., was calling In the neighbor- frustration. Even adults 6ften suf- Harold of Lowell and Mr. and Mrs. visiting at the Washburn homo this mitted to practice In the United badly needed. man for civilian defense for Ada VELVEETA CHEESE 2-61 falo, Minn. Animals and acrobats perform as In the original big-top. hood Friday. fer from regression, revert back to Theo Bailey and Betty were Sun- •veek. Our enrollment now is 40 so have Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gingell of States Court. childish, infantile toehavlor by In- day dinner guests at, Lone Pine township. Story by Trailer Vagabond. Box a Month Club had to place more seats In our Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Finels and Mn. Minnie Wells left for Seattle, Inn. Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mn. Dexter were callers at Jerry dulging in tantrums, pouts, ex- room. daughter Sally called on Mr. and Wash., after spending two weeks Mrs. Harold Nye and Mrs. H. D. Tom XTorris were Mrs. Anna Yard- "TRAILER VAGABOND" Is sponsored and appean Blough's Sunday evening. I WONT SITE! plosive bouts of bad temper and the We would like very much to have Mrs. A)lce Mossman of Chicago Mrs. Oscar Rice In Portland Fri- with Mrs. R. VanDyke. Smith packed 38 boxes and mailed ley of Lowell and Mr. and Mn. In this paper through the courtesy of Mr. and Mn. Art Richardson and like. a couch or davenport In the library visited last week at Lone Pine Ir.h. day. Sally remained for the week- Henry W. Booth purchased the to soldier boys from this vicinity Clyde Pearson and daughter Jeanne Deeda Nagler of Hastings spent From this study It is striking to room. Would appreciate a call If OLEOMARGARINE 2 * 33* W. A. ROTH end. Mr. and Mrs. Finels called on McBrlde farm. f of Grand Rapids. Friday evening at Chester Rich- notice how similar, Indeed, how for this month. Christmas boxes you have one. Mrs. Amy Headley returned to VERGBNNES CENTER Miss Jennie VanDree of Gnnd Furniture Dealer and Funeral Director Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Dlntaman In ardson's in Nashville helping to "In case you don't recog- exactly alike, are fatally theb ad ie- must be packed and sent next hor home at Luther after an ex- N. M. K. Raplda spent all day last Wednes- 206 W. Main St Phone 65 Alto Saturday evening. celebrate the birthday of their nise me, I'm Bill Smith, the sults to character of these two op- month so don't forgat to drop your Methodist Church Notes FANCY USD tended visit here at the homes of posite types of undesirable home change In boxes In all business day with her cousin, Mn. Herman Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cosgrlff at- granddaughter Joyce. guy who installed your tele- The subject next Sunday morn- Charles Read of Flint spent from Mrs. Alice Gardner and Mrs. Earl George M. Parker and Ed. Hoag. government,— (1) the laissez- places and give our boys as Merry Stukkle. tended a birthday dinner Saturday phone. ISow Vm a Ranger. Monday until Friday with hlo par- faire, little or no authority, and (2) a Christmas as possible, they de- ing will be'"God's first hand deal- Miss iCdith Stukkle spent the evening at the home of Mrs. Gertie Fox attended the Misisonary meet- Yes, I was in the Dieppe show, ing with men". ents, Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Read. ing at Mrs. Scott's south of Free- dictatorship, too much authority. serve the best. week-end In Chicago vis'ting with TOKAY GRAPES LB. Murphy at East Paris in honor of WEST LOWELL and Pm going hack. There were some sixty people Miss Susie Kerr of Grand Rapids friends. 10* port Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Melvin Court (To be continued) New The New HAIR CENTER MATTRESS William Thomas of Cascade. Mr. Triple-A Meeting who met at the church Monday and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Maloney of Mr. and Mn. Walter VanLaan, MICHIOAN Thmas received a number of pres- Callero the past week at Jerry "1 just dropped in to tell evening at the "planning confer- Lowell were Sunday guests of their Earl and Jeanne of Gnnd Rapids Made by National Mattress Co. ents along with good wishes. Blough's were Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Mrs. James Munroe was quite The Trlple-A held their election you we hoys in the A.E.F. are Editorial Comment ence." Several speakers from Grand mother, Mrs. Rosa Kerr. were Sunday afternoon visitors of Baker of Fllmore, Mrs. Rachel seriously injured Friday when Friday night In the Bowne Town- Friday afternoon callers of Mrs. grateful to the folks back Rapids and other places attended. Mn. Henry Watson of Smyrna Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wrlde. Stahl and son Arthur, Mn. Estella struck by a truck near Lowell. She ship Hall. The following officers URGE BUNCH Fred Malcolm and Abby were Mr. home who are doing every- was a dinner guest Friday of her Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Teeple of CELERY Rosier, Mrs. Jennie Pardee and was taken to Butterworth hospital. Commendable Example were elected; Chairman, Lawrence 10* and Mrs. Rudolph Verplanck and parents, Mr. and Mn. Ansel Falr- Detroit and grandson, Terry Frey- Wanetta Sohray. Members of the U. B. Church had thing possible to help war Headworth: Vice Chairman, Geo. SPRING HILL —EAST ADA OOIDSN JSHSSY Mrs. Grace Pitcher of Edmore. Judge Homer Ferguson, nomi- chllds. bler of Grand Raplda were guests a social gathering at the home of production. Everything that Skidmore; 3rd Member, Gerald An- Mrs. Earl Voaburg Sunday callers were Mr. and Mn. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Slabaugh nated Sept. 16th for the United Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Biggs and on Wednesday of Mr. and Mrs. Ira and Jerry Blough were In Cale- Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Evans last helps war production helps derson: 1st Alternate, Dorr Glld- Lloyd Pitcher and daughter Vir- States Senate, returned his August children of Beldlng spent Sunday Teeple. Friday evening. den; 2nd Alternate, Will Lett. Geo. Dora Theule of Grand Rapids ginia and Virgil Pitcher of Sher- donia Friday. us at the front." paycheck Sept 16. Ferguson ex- with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Velma Dawson Is working at the Skidmore was the delegate to the was a Tuesday visitor of her par- SWEET POTATOES 3 - 17* idan. Mr. and Mn. Will Mlshler were plained to Auditor-General Vernon Karl Bleri and Stanley. in Caledonia Tuesday on business. General Motors In Ionia. J. Brown that he didn't earn the County Convention In Grand Rap- ents. Grace and Effle Theule and Mrs. Ida Falrchllds spent Wed- LOWELL DIST. NO. 5 Mrs. J. P, Neodbom Mr. and Mn. L. E. Court of St Mr. and Mn. Wm. Dlpp of near James Munroe returned home >583.33 for being a Wayne County ids, Saturday. Mr. Peck of Grand RapLda were nesday afternoon with Miss Nettle By keeping telephone lines clear for war calls, you are making an impor- also recent visitors. DSL MAIZ John, New Brunswick, Can., are Freeport visited Sunday at Will with his son and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Judge, because he was absent from Kerr. Saturday afternoon callers Alto Locals vial ting the latter's parents, Mr. Mlshler's. Carl Munroe of Ionia Sunday. His tant contribution to the speeding up of war production. War calls crowd the tele* the bench all month campaigning. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Vosburg and were Mr. and Mrs. In Wesbrook Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Needham daughter Grade were Friday eve- and family visited her sister and and Mn. Frank Gould. Thoy ar- address Is 530 N. Jefferson, Ionia, Mr. Fred G. Hunt, 84 years, pass- of Seeley Corners. Mr. and Mn. Wm. Cosgrlff of phone lines today. And we can't add enough new lines to handle the increased ning visttors of Mr. and Mrs. Harry husband, Mr. and Mn. Wm. Com rived Saturday and plan to make Mich. He will be pleajed to have Cairo—Egypt Is expected to ship ed away Friday at the home of Mrs. Priscllla Richmond and Mr. Lowell and Mn. Jennie Pardee at- traffic, because materials are more urgently needed to equip our fighters. But Mathews and son Jackie. minskl, at Byron Sunday. NIBLETS CORN their home here temporarily. Gould his old neighbors and friends re- 2"" 25? tended the funeral services of Fred 80,000 tons of onlona to England his daughter, Mrs. John Porritt. and. Mrs. T. J. Read were Tuesday Rlvette uf Flint was at the GouW memher him with cards and letters. all of us can do our part by making the most efficient use of present facilities. this season. Henry Bolt Is working for a con- supper .guests at the T. W. Read Vern Preston purchased a team WHOIS SSOMSNTS Hunt at Alto Sunday afternoon t He was a respected cltlxen and home for the week-end. Fanny Lee of Lowell is spending tractor in Lowell. home. at the Purchase sale north of Low- good neighbor. Mr. and Mn. Archie Thomas and several days with her sister, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Cornell and ell Saturday. Mo. 2 Mr. and Mn. Wayne Young of Mrs. Ella Flynn Is back with her Ward Bullls of Detroit called oA father of Cascade visited Wednes- Charles Bllllnger. HERE'S HOW YOU CAN HELP son Roger were Saturday evening The late potatoes In this vicinity CAN Grand Rapids had Sunday dinner sister, Mrs. Wm. Anderson. Mr. and Mn. Ansel Falrchllds Fri- day evening at the Jake Gless Lawrence Court called on his v visitors bf Mr. and Mra. Earl Vos- day. Sunday afternoon guests wen an all killed by the blight GRAPEFRDIT with his mother, Mrs. Ida Young. home. Mrs. Gerald Finels and Sally Lou 15* 1. Make only the moit essential Long Distance calls, brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Mel- burg. Mr. and Mn. Emerson Daven- Mn. Miller Wagnor of Grand Rap- of Lowell were Thursday night Mr. and Mn. Clare Anderson and 10 N A cur vin Court, Sunday. Ir. 6. T. Paikhint Mr. and Mrs. Adrian Moerdyke port of Keene called oa Mr. and -.r dinner guesta of Mr. and Mrs. El- Estella and Donald. Ids was a guest of Mrs. Young 2. Keep all your conversations as brief as you can, were recent Grand Rapids vlgitora. Mn. James Needham Saturday. Ionia, Mtahlgan mer Dlntaman and family and Mr. Mr. and Mn. T. W. Read, Mn. three days fast week. Allda Colman "100,000 WAYS TO Mr. and Mrs. Veenbeer and Mfts Jean Tucker of South Bos- and Mrs. Gerald Finels spent Sat- Priscllla Rlohmond and Mr. and and Earl Dealer of Grand Rapids WIN THE WAR" 3. ffhen possible, give the number of the distant daughter were recent visitors of ton has accepted a position as I!PN Ejrt, Ev, lose ft Tbroai urday evenlg with the Dintamans. Mn. T. J. Read visited Mr. and WAX DEANS were also callers last week. 2-27* Plumbing, How American inventon are telephone you are calling. her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Art Bur- Mn. Charles Boughey In Ionia on teacher at the MoBrlde school the Beautiful new hair center mattress covered with man}- layers Mrs. Jennie Yelter and Donald ton. coming year. WNin SAll A family picnic dinner was held thinking up new tricks to beat the and Mra Ann Merrlman of Decker- Sunday. of soft felted cotton, pro-made border, roll edge, built for com- Sunday at the Arthur Schneider Tear egret solentlfkaHy re- Mr. and Mrs. S. Heycs and family E. C. Foreman la building an ex- x-: Axis, is reported in The American vllle were Sunday dinner gueets Mrs. Nellie Nesbltt and her niece, fort and long satisfacCory wear. home In honor of Mn. Schneider's Heating, And please don't call Information for a number when it's listed in the direc- ftMted; frame® and moont- were recent visitors of Mr. and tension on his chicken house here, Weekly wljh this Sunday's (Sept. of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Colby. Alice Stephens of Detroit spent the father. Those present were Mr. and tory. The calls you save help speed delivery of the weapons our soldiers need I inga styled tn the most mod- Mrs. Hert>ert Scfaute and son at Co be used as a feed room. 27 issue) of The Detroit Sunday em types to fit you indlvid- Mr. and Mrs. Vernor Lynn of week-end with Mrs. Effle Goozen Mrs. Chris Bierl of Croton, Mrs. C. Sheet Metal Work. Middlevllle. Mr. and Mn. James Needham SOW FLUES 2~29* For Only $29.96 Times . . . and while some of the at the T. Chaffee home. Cascade were Sunday afternoon H. Gorte and three children and ideas seem crazy, remember Le- • War calfa mu«t go through • Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ryder and were Sunday callers of Ttr. and See this exceptional mattreaa at our store. caJlers and supper guesta of Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Growe of onardo DaVlnci's brainstorms of Willie: "Ma, if the baby was to Rowland and Mn. Adelbert Odell Mn. Charles Thompson. and Mn. Frank Kline. Owosso, Mrs. Randall Mallary of 400 years ago, a lot of which have •ITEGK HOURS eat tad pels, would It give him a big and Judith Ann spent Sunday with RAY H. COVERT Mr. and Mrs. George Skidmore bass voice?" Every ton of Iron and steel senp W. A. Roth Ravenna, Mr. and Mrs. Graysen become realities. Be sure to get MICHIGAN BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY ••it to 1M» - 1^0 to 4:90 Mr. and Mn. Charles Rader at were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Mother: "Good gncious, no! salvaged saves two tons of Iron on, ePFOOD Newark and daughter of Jackson The Plumber Sunday's Detroit Times. Portland. Nlgkto 1*t to t:80 and Mrs. Sid VanNamee of East They'd kill him." one t our most precious national FURNITURE Fuenl Director. Arinlua Strrice and the Lawrence Blerl family of Phone Msines* news stand for de- E Lowell. f Caledonia. livery. adv Willie: "Well, they didn't" Subscribe for the Ledger, $2.00. resources. Get In your scrap. - - ^ • r •> ••***•** — — —

THE LOWELL LEDGER, LOWELL, MICHIGAN THURSDAY, SEPT. 14, 1M2 FOUR THIS LOWELL LEDGER, LOWELL* MICHIGAN THURSDAY, SEPT. 24, 1942 FIVE Mrs. Rust at the parsonage at A Plan to Protect £hurch Bostwlck Lake. The service will be SOUTH SIDE—SECiWUN one of worship, Christian fellow- Mrs. Charles Young and Down II Agriculture ship and discussion. All members Mrs. Clarence Mclntyre If you want to Sell, Buy or Trade, tell \ Bean Stacking Alto News ZION METHODIST CHURCH and friends of the church are cor- I After This War dially Invited, James Green of West Lowell ate Kent County Roads (Continued from Page 2) John Clnos, Pastor MclNTOSH German preaching at 10:80 a. m. dinner Sunday with hla daughter Continued from First Page A War Measure Alto Locals For years the tragic results of the Bible School at 11:30. 4DA COMMUNITY REFORMED Mrs. F, L, Stephens and family. expansion of food-producing acreage all the details in a Ledger Want Ad. Michigan's greatest navy bean You are cordially Invited. Wool In Boles Now A completely equipped Mr. and Mrs. Ken Lyons visited CHURCH Mr, and Mra Robert Jacohl of . . FOR YEARS OF DEPENDABILITY Funeral Home. during World War I has haunted W. B. Kolenbrander, Paste Grand Rapids spent Sunday after- crop goes into the harvest stage his mother, Mrs. Emma Lyons of American agriculture. Every farm- Stcf.. Mutual s 42 0QD-cnth „asfif members Cotton has always been baled and with an emergency warning by CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY You are cordially Invited to wor- noon with Mr. and Mra, Lynn u near Vicksburg Sunday. er. as a matter of patriotism, inter- O..., 5260 000 00 r. Vo wool packod in sacks for ship- crops specialists at Michigan State ship with us. Fletcher and Mr. and Mrs. Harold WANT ADS— For Sale. For Mr. and Mrs. Merle Rosenberg rupted his rotation of crops to pro- Cor. Washington and Kent reef thom from tWioncio! los.s by fir HICKORY CORNERS ments. War has changed this situ- College to remember the heavy APPLES Morning services at 10 o'clock. Graham. Kent, Help Wanted, Mrs. Ethel Yelter and Larry and Lieut. Johnnie Sul- duce food and more food for our "Reality" will be the subject of ation as far as wool is concerned. losses encountered a year ago when Sunday School at 11:15 a, m, with Mr. and Mrs. Claude Jackson of Miscellaneous HANER livan had Sunday dinner with the armies and our Allies. Now again ithe lesson-sermon In all Christian Tho l„, S.ot.. W'uluol reap ' The wool sack has been a huge many grov/ers failed to stack beans | Science Churches throughout the classes for all. Morrison Lake spent Monday wltb For Sale at latters parents, Mr. and Mrs. John In World War II, to feed our soldiers a i T ? "•••••"i'tab.n.y o„d economy Mr, and Mrs. Mylo Schwab of gunny sack. That had to have a to counteract wet weather. Funeral Home and our Allies and to serve the spe- I world on Sunday, Sept. 27. Evening services at 8:00 p, m. his sister, Mrs. W. E. Spencer. Ask your local Sfol- Mutual Aa- nt WANT-ADS Sunfield called on their sister, Mrs. special rack for holding when Sullivan of Ionia and Mr. and Mrs. IX>BT—Man's gold ring, Hernitte cial demands of war Industry, we Christian Endeavor at 9:00 p. m. Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Stephens and Crop statisticians indicate field lOiono 22-F2 Ernest Rosenberg were Sunday j The Golden Text (Lamentations setting. Finder please return to Ethel Yelter, Saturday forenoon on packed. Gunny sacks are had to beans can easily set a state record are dislocating our normal produc 5:19) is: "Thou, O Lord, remalnest Janice, Mrs. Eugene Carr were in get. In Montana tests have been dinner gucets of their daughter and ALTON CHURCH Want Adv. Rate»—35c for 25 words or less, If ever 25 200 E. King St., Lowell. Reward. their way to Grand Kaplds. of 6,864,000 hundred pound bags. Lowell tlon as a matter of patriotic service. for ever; thy throne from gener- East* Lansing Friday. James left made in baling wool to save ship- son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd H, E, Gilmore, Pastor wordd, add 1c per word. If ordered by mail, please enclose p20 Charles Ward called on John Experiences of three bean grow- It seems plain that by the end of ation to generation." on Sunday to attend M, S, C, ping spacc and burlap and shipping Curtis-Dyke Ferd Garage Houghton and daughter Suzanne coin or stanlps. Yelter Sunday evening. ers in the 1941 harvest are cited byj this war American farms will have Among the Bible citations is this Sunday School at 10:30 a. m, with Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Fletcher. Mr. lIAIiLMUTDAL FIRE IWSURAMffr rn costs. also of Ionia. classes for all ages. John Gauw. W A N T E D—Apple pickers, corn Mr. and Mrs. John Tlmpson and H. C, Rather, head of the college created a tremendous surplus pro- passage (Eccl. 3:14): "I know that and Mrs. Russell Slble of Ionia, About two carloads of wool were Mrs. Gladys Yoiter and daughter Supt pickers, potato pickers. Best children spent Sunday with Mr. crops department. duction power which crdlnury peace- whatsoever God doeth, It shall be Alyn Fletcher and Richard ate pic- FOR SALE—Good quality Amer- MIX UP Beatrice spent Monday evening Evening service at 8:30. I Mi wages, either piece work or by and Mrs. Paul Hilton and family. used in the experiments. Baling re- i time requirements will not absorb. One farmer built good stacks, for ever; nothing can be put to it Prayer service Thursday evening nic supper Sunday evening at Fal- ican Banner seed wheat, re- the day. When you finish your EWward Yelter returned home duced the bulk by at least 50 per- with Mr. and Mrs. Glen Loveland By the end of 1942 our overall putting up 19 acres with the Hid of "What la your name?" asked the nor any thing taken from It; and at 8:30. lasburg Park. • REPRESENTED ir cleaned, at market price, 3 miles present job we can use you. We Saturday after spending two weeks cent. The baled wool went In one, and Frederick. average Increase production over a helper in 28% hours. He thresh- Uacher, registering • new pupil. God doeth it, that men should fear Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mullen and eaat of Moseley store. William C, COOK would appreciate any employer with his sister and family, Mrs. freight car instead of two. There! 50c per bu. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Huntington the average for the last 10 years will Harry Day "Arthur." before him." WHTTNEYVILLE and SNOW Mrs. Chas. Mclntyre spent the ....Lowell A. R. Smith LoweD Dlcken, Beldlng, R, R, 1, Smyrna finishing a job sending men to us. were 62 bales of wool Instead of ed in November, had only a 2 per and family spent Sunday with Mr. be more than 21 per cent. How then D. A. Wlngeler.... Letha Blough of Clarksville, whllo "And what's your first name?" Correlative passages to be read METHODIST CHURCHES week-end with Mr, and Mrs. Gerald ....Lowell R. M. Ferrall, ,R 8, G. Raplda Phone 112-F3. p20-2t Plnmbing sod Heiting Our apples are mainly not ready 172 bags, a saving In burlap of cent pick or a 22 cents a hundred and Mrs. Robert Ellens and family can American agriculture side-step Grant Warner ....Lowell H. J. Rlttenger Lowell recovering from his recent oper- and up "Brown." from the Christian Science text- Rev. Fleming, Minister Mullen at Ypsllanti, yet, corn crop later. If not other- ation. about 30 percent. The savings In deduction for culls and received of Ada. a post-war farm tragedy even worse R. E. Springett...... Lowell Lester Antonldes, .R, 2, Lowell "Oh, haven't you got them book, "Science and Health with Preaching service at 10 o'clock Mr. and Mrs, Fred Huss of Owos- NOTICE—I will pay 50c per cwt. wise busy we can use you now Arnold Hoag of Morse Lake ate freight charges normally would J4.33 a hundred pour'Is, Another wrong? I think Arthur must be Mr. and Mrs. Roy Deming visited lhan that following World War I? Key to the Scriptures," by Mary at Snow Church and at 11:30 at so spent Sunday with their son for good Iron and |1.00 per cwt. Sheet Metsl Work on potato and bean crop harvest. Sunday dinner with Kenneth exceed the cost of baling the wool. bean grower built poor stacks, had your first name, and Brown your Experiments in Rubber and Other Sunday with Clyde Deming and Baker Eddy, Include the following the Whltneyvllle Church. Chas, Young and family, Virginia for rags, delivered at Ray Hand's, D, A. McPhreson, Lowell Phone Yelter. an 11 per cent pick and got a $1.21 family name. Isn't that right?" Products. Sunday School at 10:30 at Whlt- Thomas Griffin and little niece, family of Grattan. (p. 331): "The Scriptures Imply that and Bette Young left Monday SOUTHWEST BOWNE Riverside Drive, Lowell. p20-4t 71-F2. c20tf Mr. and Mrs. Nick Kloosterman deduction or a net of S3.34 a hun- But the small pupil was not per- Mr. and Mrs. Roy Deming re- Our Government is now experi- neyvllle and at 11:00 at Snow. Patsy Cowles. Rye, Cover Crop dred pounds. A third farmer didn't •uaded. A day or two later he an- menting with domestic sources for God Is All-in-all. From this It fol- morning for Ann Arbor where they Mrs. L. T. Anderson Call 78 and children, Beryn and Rethal of ceived a letter Tuesday from Shep- lows that nothing possesses reality have accepted positions with the Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Glldden and FOR SALE}—Silo In good condition. FOR RENT OR SALE}—Modern 6- It isn't too late to think of cover stack, his beans were 35 per cent C. H, Runciman & Co. Lowell and Mrs. C. A. Ball and son nounced: ruober. Some sixty thousand acres SOUTH LOWELL CHURCH family of Kalamaxoo .were Sunday herd Field, Texas where their son nor existence except the divine Bell Telephone Co. Walter Hayes of Chicago, who For particulars see Joe Downes, room house, carpeted large living Frank of Grand Rapids called on crops following this year's culti- cull. This man got $1.25 a hundred- "Teacher, mother says Brown Is are devoted to the production of Services every Sunday at 2:45 guests last week Of his brother, R 2, Ada. p30 DAVE CLARK, Mgr. weight from a sympathetic ele- Eldred le stationed for a sixteen guayule and its possibilities as a Mind and His Ideas." p. m. A mesage from the Word by Mr, and Mrs, D, C. Page and has been visiting his cousin, Mrs. room and downstairs bedroo.n, Mrs. EJthel Yelter and son Erward vated crops. Rye can still be sowed ' Lowell, Michigan my first name. She says I got that Dorr'Glldden and family. vator manager although the beans weeks aviation mechanic course. source of domestic rubber. Emer- Rev. Bert Baker of Grand Rapids, children spent the week-end at Lewis McDlarmld and family. Is automatic hot water heater and Sunday. with prospects of not only a cover name when I was born and she The Ladles of St. Patrick's Altar FOR SALE—10 acree of land or actually had a market value of Eldred said our cool Michigan gency plants for the production of All are welcome. Royal Oak. spending a few days with his water softener, efficient furnace. Kenneth Yelter spent Sunday crop but some fall pasture and cer- didn't name me Arthur till three CATHOLIC PARISHES Society will open their fall festiv- more, very reasonably priced, *4 only 40 cents a bag. weather had reached Into Texas thousands of tons of synthetic rub- Mf. and Mrs. Orval Spencer of Bel- brother. E. J. Hayes, at Saranac. WANTED—Rides from firand Rap- Write F, E. Wesslnger, 805 afternoon with the Hoag boys at tainly spring pasture. months later!" ities with a euchre party given by mile west of Loweil joining M-31, ± which was a great relief as the ber from oil and alcohol are now St Mary's—Lowell OLD TIME METHODIST CHURCH dlng spent Sunday with his par- Ids to Lowell Monday mornings Granger Ave., Ann Arbor, Mich, Morse Lake, As soon as corn Is off the ground Rather reminds growers that Rev. Fr. Jewell, Pastor McCords, Mich. Mesdames Myra Anderson and Mrs. Mary Reynolds Friday eve- L. J. Kranz, R, F. D, 2, p,lS-St tial closing of the air passage be- temperature usually was 90 to 100 springing into production. ents, Mr. and Mrs. W. E, Spencer, and from Lowell to Grand Rap- c20-2t Mrs. E}va Huver and daughters, either for silage or In the shock weather records show how futile it BOW'B BuBlness? Edna Gelb attended the Social ding, tween the vocal cords. degrees there. We have learned how to make pa- 8:00 a. m., Low Mass and sermon, James G. Ballard, Minister Mr, and Mrs. Walter Shaffer of FARMERS' ATTENTION - W111 Ids Friday nights. Mary Bldelman, Donna and Patsy called on Mrs. rye can be sown. In fact It Is good is to try to outguess the weather. "Dead slow," complained the un- 10:00 a. m., High Mass and ser- Young People's League at 7:19 Club at the home of Mrs. Harry Health - Hygiene It Is best known that the sting of Mr. and Mrs. Mervln Bussell per from slash pine and starch from Alto called at the home of Mr, and Henry DeVisaer of Denver, Colo., give 18.00 and up for your worn* 621 Atwood, NE., Grand Rapids. Ethel Yelter Sunday evening. practice to sow rye In the last cul- September and October chances dertaker. moa. p. m. Miller Wednesday. l),Miein,n ted the bee Is acid and tJTat of the was? "Gone to the dogs," growled the spent Friday night with relatives potatoes. We are learning how to Mrs, C, Mclntyre Sunday, who Is working In Grand Rapids, out and crippled stook. Must be Phone 94051. c20 Lowell Market Report tivation of corn. If beans are off for rainfall are good for fall seeded ( ® through the Kent Sunday evening preaching at 8:00. Claire Anderson spent Thursday alive. Write Roy Cooper, R. 2, County Health Uepartnwnt by alkaline. Treatment, therefore. Is sausage maker. In Carson City. raise ipedlcinal berbs which we for- St Patrick's—Parnell You are cordially invited to a'J Mr, and Mrs, E, Stevens, Mr. spent Sunday overnight with his Corrected Sept 24, 1942 Spending money away from home before October Ist, rye can still be grains, but too bad for the bean evening with Joe Flynn. aunt, Mrs, E, Sheehan and family. Rockford, Mloh., or phone Rock- the Joint Committee on Health based on an attempt to neutralize "At a complete standstill," said Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Potter of merly Imported. Rev. Fr. McNeil, Pastor these services. and Mrs. C, Mclntyre called on FOR SALE}—Hampshire ram; also for things that can be bought at sowed. This practice will prevent grower who doesn't stack. Denied the use of kapok which we Miss Jullanne Troy of Grand ford 6711. o2tf Wheat, bu. $ 1.26 soli erosion from wind and water, Education comprising the Mich- tyese poisons. First, however, the the stationery dealer." Wyandotte were week-end guests of 8:00 a. m.. Low Mrsr and sermon. Mrs. Oscar Nelson Sunday after- a Duroc boar reody for service. home Is something like favoring Chances for rain are about as igan Department of Health, Uni- imported from the East Indies and ALTO BAPTIST CHURCH Rapids spent from Friday until Rye, bu. .70 stinging part of the bee should be "Ju»t sew, sew," remarked the Mr. and Mrs. Glen Loveland. 10:00 a. m., High Masa and ser- noon, BOWNE BUGLE NOTES FOR SALE—Equity In small bun- Lou Fritz, 7 miles north on Lin- strangers at the expense of your prevent leaching of plant food, follows: versity of Michigan, Michlgim used in life preservers, we have dis- W. B. Gardner, Pastor Monday at her home here. Corn, bu. 75 withdrawn with a small tweezers If dressmaker. Chas. Colby left Sunday night mon. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Mullen and Miss Myrtle Porritt galow. Write Wm, Dufflny, P, O. coln Lake road, 1 mile east of own family. hold snow In the winter, save mois- No rain any one day, 2 to 1. No State Medical Society and covered ihat ihe floss from milk- Bible School—10:00 a. m. Classes Mr, and Mrs, Spledell accom- Buckwheat, cwt 1.25 ^ j It is visible in the wound. If It can- "Picking up," observed the rag- for Madison, Wis., to attend the Mrs. Iva Mclntyre spent Sunday Box 206, Lansing, Mich. ol9, 2t Moseley. p20 ture and add humus and plant food rain two days In succession, 1 to Other Cooperating OrganlzntlonB, weed makes better life preservers Cascade and Bowne for all ages. Elmer Grah»m. Supt panied Mrs, Andrew Jousma to Barley, bu .65 not be seen, gentle pressure about picker. F. D. I. C. conference. and Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Bowne-Tp. Defense Meeting when Incorporated Into the soil 1.2; no rain three days In succes- "Pretty fair," admitted the expo than kapok ever did. Factories have Rev. Fr. E. H. Racette, Pastor Preaching service — ll:00 a. m Grand Rapids one day last week, NOTICED—Accounts still due the Oats, bu 42 Bee and Wasp Stings the base of the wound may bring It Mr. and Mrs. Sid McNaughton Gerald Mullen of Ypsllanti. FOR SALE}—Small home, modern, Com and Oats Feed, cwt 2.15 Incidentally It Is too late to sow sion, 1 to 2.4. It's a better than 6 to sition promoter. been built and several thousand Services at 8:30 and 10,00 a. m. the former to see his Doctor, He Is Arnold Plgorsh, Deputy Sheriff, H. P, Ootfredaen Estate may be Science knows relatively little of Into light or at least expel a major spent the week-end and Monday ALTO and ROWNE CENTER Mr. and Mrs, Lynn Brlggs and double barn, large yard. H. J. Corn Meal, cwt 2.15 winter vetch. This crop should be 1 bet that any pulled bean crop In "Booming!" exclaimed the man acres are now devoted to raising convalescing nicely from his recent will be the speaker at a defense paid at Dr, Oatlt^s office or the chemical composition of the portion of the poison. The barrel with their children In Lansing and METHODIST CHURCHES children of Grand Rapids called Rlttengpr. c20 Coarse Cracked Corn, cwt.... 2.15 In the ground by September Ist the field five days will get wet and who manufactures ammunition. milkweed intensively. accident meeting Friday evening, Sept, 25. mailed to mc at 536 W. Grand SheHed Com, cwt 2.00 poisonous proteins employed by the of a key or so-called blackhead re- near Grand Ledge. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH F. E. Chamberlain. Minister at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E- Our Armed Forces about even that the bean crop will Already we are producing tung oil Alto Parsonage. Phone 50 Mr, and Mrs. Emmett Sheehan at 8 o'clock at the Bowne Center River, East Lansing, Michigan. FOR RENT—Apartment, unfurn- Bran, cwt 1.95 stingln8 ln8ect3 or wh 80me 1 mover may be employed for the Mrs. Dan Wlngeler and sisters Cecil E. Pollock, Minister Stevens Sunday evening. 4-17 Conservation Camp get a rain of at least a quarter inchi ' y P® "- MEMORIES successfully. Thousands of acres entertained thirty friends and rel- school and sponsored by the PTA, Besie T. Gotfredson (Mrs. H, P.), lehed, upstairs Journal building, Middlings, cwt 2.00 sons are unaffected when attacked, purpose. attended the funeral services for There will be a special session of Alto We arc writing a part of this In five days. will be needed before we can supply Mra Lewla Jones spent Tuesday atives at a party Sunday evening This meeting is open to anyone in Administratrix. pl9,8t 112.00. C. H. Runrlman. c20 Pyre Gold Flour, bbl 7.60 while fainting, widespread skin The site of the bee 'jtlng should their grandmother, Mrs. Allle Jos- Worship service —10:00 a. m Need Scrap Iron week's column at the 4-iH Conserva- even our present domestic market the Michigan Conference of the with relatives In Grand Rapids, honoring Mr, and Mrs. Michael the township, especially those who Pea Beans, cwt 4.60 eruptions, erysipelas. Inflammation theu be toucned with ammonia, lln of Muskegon, at Sparta Wed- Sunday School—11:00 a. m. WANTED—Would like to buy one tion Club Camp at Hlgglns Lake In Luckily, we have at hand the Na- Methodist Church held in Trinity Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Rash of Mus- Sheehan, The former left Tuesday missed the' Civilian Defense train- EAT MICHIGAN APPLES—Mcin- Light Red Beans, cwt 4.50 Appeals are made to Amer- LOWE DISTRICT of the veins and even death may washed in ammonia water or soak- nesday. tional Farm Chemurglc Council, box .38 calibre ammunition. Gee's Roscommon county. Hero are Methodist Church, Grand Rapids, Bowne Center kegon spent Sunday with Mrs. Si- for New Mexico and Mrs. Sheehan ing classes, as Mr. Plgorsh will re- tosh, Wealthy and Snows are now Dark Red Beans, cwt 4.50 ican people to ransack their Mrs. Gertrude Thomas result for others. Fatalities, how- ed In a strong salt solution. Dress- Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Petersen and an organization of research chem- Hardware. c20 gathered over 80 club boys and a all day this week Friday, Sept. 25. Sunday School—10:15 a. m. mington. plans tc go later, view these lessons, especially ths ready. For small lots, see your Light Cranberry Beans, cwt. 4.50 ever, even when the victim Is stung ings may be wet with salt water or Mrs. Hansen of Grand Rapids were ists from our several Industries attics, cellars, woodsheds, store- staff of leaders, the group totaling Several from our local Methodist Worship service—11:15 a, m. Mr, and Mrs, Bob Smelker and infcrmatlon and demonstration la local grocer or drive out to Carl Yellow Eye Beane, cwt 6.00 Marie Nash was absent from by a swarm of Insects, are rare, dissolved washing soda. Salt water Wednesday dinner guests ot Mr. who compare notes and gain new churches will attend. Bishop R, J. MISSING comfort In work shoes? houses, and all placcs whore about 100, N. McCORDS— IS. CASCADE son Jimmy, who have been at the War Bombs and Oases. The pro- Not If you wear Wolverine Shell James farm. Phone 62-F12, Low- Butter, lb 45 school last week, being 111 with Is also us*d as a gargle if the sting and Mrs. Ed. Clark. Other guests enthusiasm in the research for new Wade. D. D., of Detroit, Bishop H. CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN home of her parents, Mr, and Mrs. gram is In charge of Mr. and Mrs. ell. c20 Butterfat, lb 47 they have waste material which j, Tlhe setting for this camp is the tonsllltls, Tho bee, especially, is equipped Is on the mouth. uses of old crops and new crops Elmdale, Mich. Mm. Effle Cox horsehldes, $2.75 up. Coons. p20 who came In the evening to help Lester Smith, D. D., of Cincinnati, Fred Batey for the past two Leomfrd Johnson with Mrs. Alex Eggs, doz ,37-,40 the government can use in war Conservation Training School Camp with a weapon which is best avoid- For wasp stings, treatment is which can be cultivated In America. Rev. Wm. E. Tomhaugh. Pastor FOR SALE—A modern house, In Mrs, Orvln Smelker and Marian Mrs. Clark celebrate her birthday an^ Bishop EM win H. Hughes, D. (Too late for this week,) months, are moving to Middlevllle. Wlngeler In charge of refresh- FOR SALE)—Juice grapes, 50c per Hogs, live, cwt 15.25 on the banks of Hlgglns Lake. ed. Within a sheath, connected to a the same except that vinegar or Our government has established re- Clarksville, Mich. good condition, In town, nearly production. Have you got any were Grand Rapids visitors Wed- poison sac, are two barbed or were Floyd Clark and daughter and D., of Washington, Pv C„ will be Bob Is employed In Hastings at ments. assisted by the 4-H girls. bushel. Pick them yourself, bring Hogs, dressed, cwt 23,00 UP —DOWN K C continued.. other acid Is substituted for the gional research laboratories. Sunday School at 10:00 a. m. an acre of land. Payment down of tills old stuff around year nesday and called on the former's Mr. and Mrs. Albert Brown of Kal- among the speakers. The confer- present, Special entertainment will be giv- own baskets, Paul Krans, 1 mile Beef, live, lb .08-.16 Originally built as a training cen- twisted lances. The puncture Is alka'l. Vinegar and water may be More than fifteen thousand differ- Morning worship at 11:00. HARRIS CREEK and easy terms, also beautiful lot father In Sparta. amazoo. ence Is held for the promotion of Evening service at 8:00. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Anderson and en the younger children at the Aid west of Lowell, Mt mile north, p20 Beef, dressed, lb 18-.25 premises? The majority of peo- ter for conservation officers, the made with the sheath and the!used as tbe gargle, ent kinds of plant* grow in the nat- Mrs. Basil R. Vreeland In good location. M. E. Simpson, ISarl Nash and family and Mrs. poison Injected, "I'll bet you'd forgotten me. V. Mrs. Olive Bergy of Grand Rap- evangelism throughout the state Everybody welcome. son Claire spent Sunday In Battle hall during the meeting. Chickens, lb 18-.22 ple have more stuff of this camp Is much In demand by edu- Jennie Flynn were Sunday visitors while the lances. Touching the point of injury by ural state In the United States, We FOR SALE—Apples Cider and win- Phone 11, Lowell. c20 cation groups. moving up and down, deepen the met at the seashore thfs summci Ids called Mrs. John Nash of So. use less than three hundred of these of Michigan. (Too late for this week.) Creek as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Lawrence Johnson. Chr. kind than they realize. at John Nash's. any stinging Insest with tincture y'know." Bowne Wednesday. "The Christian Quadrilateral" is UNITED BRETHREN CHFBOH ter apples. Will sell orchard oheap Conservation Is being taught on Incision. Because of the barbs on the of iodine Is recommended practice. plants. Farm chemurgy will not be If taken at once. At the Burr Carr FOUND—Silver link bracelet with The average family often dis- Mr. and Mrs. Ray Thomas and lances, it is difficult for the bee to "Oh, yes. Vou're the fellow wh Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wlngeler and complete, nor the post-war problem the sermon subject for the 11 OF WEST LOWELL the ground to this group of iboys. daughter o.' Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. farm on M91. p20 emblem attached. Owner may cards articles which are out- withdraw and they are frequently spent thirty cents on me one eye daughter Donna Jean were Sun- ot agriculture solved until every o'clock service of worship next F. B. Harwood, Pastor have same by Identify property The program is varied. One day Guy Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Mer- Sunday School at 10:30, followed You Can Depend On worn, or which need repair, or was spent on fire fighting methods. broken off and left In the wound. Notice, All Correspondents ning." day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. plant Is re-examined In the light of Sunday morning. The pastor will IKSOGER WANTED—Buzz saw, with or with- at the Ledger office and paying rill Karcher were Sunday dinner George Ford of Grand Rapids. modern science and made to serve preach. The service will be of by preaching. things of which they are tired. Demonstrations in proper use of The wasp, on the other hand, does It would be greatly appreciated out power, Henry Perrln, Lowell for this notice. p20 guesta of Mr. and Mrs, Watt not sting so deeply, and, being more Justice Its part In contributing to the com- special Interest and value for all Superintendent, Harold Green. Phone 2M-F4. p20 When they make Improvements, shovels, plows and special equip- Thomas. by the Ledger staff If all cor- "Go and leave me!" cried th FOUND —Coin puree containing ment were given. The boys were agile than the bee, usually manages respondents would mall their news SERVICE STAR fort, happiness and security of our young people. There will be special Evening services—7:30. some remnants of their old Mr. and Mrs. ISdward Bergy of maiden, America of the future. music and an opportunity for all to Christian Endeavor followed by FOR SALE—A Westlnghouse 3- sum of money. Owner may have given the chance to use equipment to withdraw the sheath for use letters so that same wl'd reaeh the facilities are apt to lie around Grand Rapids spent Wednesday against another foe. "You're a thief; you stole thm A Plan That Deserves Support. participate In the service. preaching. burner range. For particulars same by Identifying property at Another day is devoted to fishing, afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. John office not later than Tuesday of kiss! The United States Senate it con- The Senior and Junior Choirs will Presl.'cnt Howard Dennie. Phone or call on Peter Mulder, the Ledger office and paying for the place. Families should gather deer yards and forests. The boys Nash. Generally, only pain and swelling each week. War conditions are af- Would you sacrifice your honesty sidering a plan which will require meet for rehearsal next Monday Prayer meeting every Thursday Blue MiU gne station, Lowell. p20 this notice. p20 tills stuff together and dispose visited the fish hatchery at Gray- Lloyd Smith joined Unclc Sam's follow an Insect sting, but, in a fecting the newspaper and pnbllsh- For momentary bliss? evening at the church. night at the church. ling, the Hartwlck Pines, a winter mg business which make It neces- the use of 20 per cent of war profits FOR SALE}—Four roll McCormlck FOR RENT—7-rooin house. In- of It to some Junk dealer, or boys at Camp Ouster Saturday. number of recorded cases, this In- during the war for the purchase of The annual day of prayer con- deer yard where they saw the ef- itial symptom was followed by sary * • give the mechanical de- "You must make amends to mc. Beets 2 i- 25c Little Giant shredder, also large quire 024 Hudson Ave. Phone lOS^ give It to some agency that will Mr. and Mrrf. Vernor Benton and Recovery Bonds by each company ducted by members of the Wom- fect of winter feeding on cedar Russell Benton and family were marked prostration, vomiting, de- partment more time for doing type- sir, . 80VE LAKE CLOCK BREAD S. 3^:. 25c John Deere Letz roughage and F3. Mrs. Lois Tldd. p20 see that it goes to provide the trees. Cover for sharp tall grouse setting and I'rlntlng. Thanks for in order to have available the nec- en's Society of Christian Service Mrs. H. L. Cogsr Tenler Peas *««12c Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. llrlm and unconsciousness. These You must do Just as I bid; essary cash to quickly change their fee'd grinder, In good condition. materials our glorious army and and prairie chickens were visited. complying.—I'he Publisher. tf You're a culprit deep and sinful will be held In the sanctuary of the FRESH CHURNED Clarence Schwader, 2% miles ASTRAY NOTIC&—Strayed with Wayne Benton. conditions may disappear quickly business and Industrial plants back Tomatoes 2 "4.! 71c Motor Oils and Greases navy and air force need so bad- Geology was another day's sub- Give it back, sir!" and he did. church beginning at 2:30 o'clock on Mrs. Isaac Wood has returned to BUTTER 2-lb. Roll south of Lowell on Mdl. Phone chain, black, tan and white male Mr. and Mrs. Orley Burns spent or the shock In a person afflicted to peace-time activities at the close 47ic Couatxy Club - Whole SegaMaU ject. This was Interesting from a Belfast —Northern Ireland has Tuesday afternoon, Sept. 29. her home. Mrs. L. Bush, her moth- 153-F11. p20 Beagle. If found, call 82, Lowell. When combined with our ly. Right now. In Lowell nnd Thursday evening at Watt Thomas'. with heart trouble may end in of the war and to adjust the em- American and Pimento Reward. p20 standpoint of glacial formatioua in death. Stings on the mouth cause fewer than 24,000 unemployed men Black Cat er, has been staying with her a Grapefrilt 2 *4.! 28c painstaking service you are neighboring townships an Inten- ployment of their normal number of FOR SALE}—Late apples, 50c per the state, Read the Ledger ads a swelling of the glottis and a par- and women. "He is the most tenderheartei VERGENNES METHODIST CH. week. Thursday callers at the assured of longer life for factory workers. The combined preaching service Eatmre Oleo 2 »» 33c bushel. Blue farm, 2% miles WANTED—Corn to cut by the sive drive Is on for the collection Hgglns Lake Forestry Is next man I ever saw." Wood home were Mr, and Mra KRAFT CHEESE 2 ^ 29c your car. Give us a trial and Thl.~ percentage of war profits and Sunday School will be held at Clorex Voliey northeast of Lowell. Clarence acre. Have own binder with con- of scrap Iron and other metals door to the camp. A visit there "Kind to animals?" L-wis Clark and Mr. and Mrs. C. you will be convinced. could also be used in a broad plan 9:30 o'clock next Sunday morning. Peawt Butter 2 £ 45c Cobb. p20 veyer. Wlnton Wilcox, Phone 68- which our armed forces must showing methods of growing seed- "I should say so. Why, when lu of research by industrial chemists Qulggle. Those who called Sunday Ample supplies will be available for Creamed F4, Lowell. p20 linga Intrested many boys who found the family cat Insisted o: to develop new uses for products ol were her sister, Mrs, Alice De- COfTAGE CHEESE ^ 10c Cider Vinegar Gal. bulk 17c have at once In order to fight sleeping in the coal bin, he lmmed! all to participate In these services. RODY'S Service Sta. have been planting trees at home the farm by our domestic Industry. Jumbe. Mrs. D, DeCllffof and Mrs. Countanr Clan FOR SALE—Good used springs and the enemy. Some of our steel- and In school forests. Many older ately ordered a ton of soft coal." A cordial invitation Is extended to lb. mattress for double bed, $5.00. RUDY WITTENBACH, Prop. If our Industry has the knowledge C, Borne of Zeeland, her brothers, Pancake Floor 23e mills will be forced to close plantings In the state forest were and the money In hand to convert all to attend. The combined serv- MUSTARD q- 10c boa Rooms for rent. Mrs. M. N. Phone 9102 VAN'S Super-Market Mr, and Mrs. John R, Bush, Ben ices last about one hour. lb. West Lowell Village limit* within a couple of weeks unless j visited. Truth Will Out an all-out war effort to peacetime H, Bush and Tony of Grand Rap- Country Club Macarool 3 & 25c Henry, 112 N. Jefferson St., or "Did you ever write a tragedy?' Choir rehearsal will follow the they get more scrap Iron. Every | Land Use as regards agrlcul- production, maintain employment Ids. Phone 162, Lowell, c20 tuire, recreation and forest use was we asked the famous dramatist. and launch the new products discov- study hour at the church each Sun- Navy Boaos 6 L 33c farmer Is urged to sell his scrap 220 W. Main St. - LOWELL Mrs. Guy Qulggle Is attending ENRICHED FLOUR ^ 93c iilso dlsAssed with visits made to "Yes. once," he replied, "but i ered by science, we have a reason- day morning, WANTED—'Helper wanted for Do you have a husband, brother, the Allegan County Fair this week. Prooes CLAEAJ 3 W 31c at once to a Junk dealer. ; nearby points to emphasize this thought it was a comedy up to the able chance ir _bsorb our farm sur- Standard Service Station. Phone father or son In the armed services She Is helping at the Christiansen N. C. THOMAS j work. night it was produced." plus even in the post-war period. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Pore Hooey "> i- 27c George Story, No. 97, Lowell. p20 of the United States? If you have, stand, also has some entries there. SINCERITY FLOUR ^ 79c Depression hit our rural areas OF LOWELL The camp Itself Is fine. New you should display a service star. Mr. and Mrs. Carl WIttenbach of Auotion Sales buildings, comfortable bunk houoes Explanation Call at the Ledger office and get longer and harder than our indus- J. Beukema, Pastor Roiioo Sato X 21c Ware Center, daughter Mrs, Ken- Today's Paying Prices per doien ALLEN MacDONALD, M. D. and lounging room makes It ideal. "And what did you say whon your your star, without charge. At the trial areas. Our hope for the securi- 10:00 a. m.-r-Blble School, Classes Ceoatrr Club neth Smiley and twin sons Bat- HEKMAN'S RUSK >>* 10c Bookings for auction sales may Office Phone 500 Home 222 The cooking is done on Paul Bun- wife found a hair on your s.ioul- same time, by leaving his n-'-ne and ty, happiness ana prosperity of Rur- for everyone, Cora Flakes 3 ££ 23c for Eggs—FederaliState Grades be made through the Lowell Ledger, ^ < Dm Slonk Caofmvtkg With Tht WaUt h* Savmg Pngna der?" address with us, and thus making al America Is at stake. If we can 11:00 a, m,—Morning worship, tle Creek and Mra James Harker In Offices occupied by the late yon style, at least the cook says he 2 pke* 21c Harry Day, Lowell, or with me "I told her the fellow who works It available to his friends, you will develop this practical plan for tak- 7:30 p, m.—Evening service, of Detroit were recent guests of the SHORTENING Wkeatleo Extras, Large 44c direct Dr. BL P. Gotfredsen bakes 1500 pancakes for breakfast. help him obtain more letters from KROGO 3 L 67c •>l ORWE IN HERE Extras, Medium "... 39c next to me must have ^pattered ing care of our surplus In the after Wednesday, 8:00 p, m,—Midweek Gregorys, loll fj. Friday, Sept, 25, Arthur Greelings, Office Hours: 2:00-5:00 p, m, and Isn't that reminiscent of Bunyon's home, which Is one of the many Prayer Service, Milk CanaHon 4 car3 wifc Standards, Largo....! 41c dayg? some of his hair tonic on my coat." war period, we can go forward un- Mr, and Mrs. Frank Carpenter Byron Center, good work team, cat- 7:00-8:00 p. m. SHORT things he wants above all. afraid In an all-out production effort of Grand Rapids and Mr. and Mra TOILET SOAP Ckeese ib 32c Standards, Medium 38c Credit for the building and man- Please note that the service star GOSPEL HALL MEETINGS ALURE 3 14c tle, feed and tools. Hamburg Pot Roast RIGHT ANSWER for the winning of this war and in Vern Good were recent callers of ... for IHSUUTED agement of the camp goes to Rus- emblem must be called for as we At German Methodist Church BERGY BROS. ELEVATOR Saturday, September 26, TenEyck providing the food necessary for their aunt. Mr-j. R. J. Slater at the COURTB7 CLUB I DR. H. R. MYERS sell Martin of the Department of Cut Steak will be unable to send by mall. Do All Beef Rib Cuts starving people in the after war pe- 3:00 p, m,—Sunday School, Inter- TENDERAY Texaco Motor Oil! Alto, Mloh. and Gilbert, Lincoln Lake Road. Osteopathic not forget to bring the correct post esting lessons and classes for all Coger home. Mrs. Slater is im- Prices subjeet to change Conservation. Members of the lat- office address of the member of riod. We will know' that we have proving and will soon go home, 31 head cattle, Shropshire ewes. 33 Physician and Surgeon ter department have made fine ages, from God's complete text WHEAT With America at war, every pa- your family in the service. provided an ever-expanding Amer- Mr, and Mrs. Fred Qulggle. V. pigs, 100 tone alfalfa hay, 1200 bu. "24 Howard St, Lowell contrHbutlons for the camp pro- book, the Bible. SIRLOIN triotic motorist vants to "Care Ib. 25c Ib. 25c Ib. 25c Lowell Ledger. ica with new crops and new uses. 7:30 p. m,—Gospel preaching, FLAKES oats, Model H Farmall Tractor on I Phone 296 gram. Walterson. Claude Qulggle and son ib. for his Car—for his Country." Worth thinking about 7:30, Wednesday evening—Praypj Wayne spent the past week-end at rubber, full list of tools. Free Office Hours: 10:00-12:00 a, m.. Kent County's delegation of Rus- Wrong End meeting and Bible Study. Here's one good way! Drive Lunch. 2:00-5:00 and 7:00-9:00 p, m. Willow Run. guests of Mr. and STEAK 37 We Are Buying sell Mawby, Burke Roblnette and in today for Insulated Texaco "He ii very absent-minded. Doz- Agriculture and Labor Mrs, John Reltman and Mr. and 3 r 25c Monday, September 28, Claud Arthur Finch, all of Grand Rapids | SIRLOIN or ROUND STEAK Ib. 32c | Motor Oil. This great motor ens of times I have seen him trying "Agriculture has excellent reasons CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Mrs, Louis Qulggle, tomi Ittak ib.31c CMttnk* ib. 39c PtrttrfeMM Steaks ib. 39c Artllp, McCords, pure bred Guern- township, have not only been en- to strike a match on the wrong Lowell, MicU. oil is Fmr-fiir-al refined to re- F. E. WHITE "Haven't I met you somewhere?" to take concern for the welfare of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Recks of Wil- CtnmtxT Clab - Assorted - fUoed Stewiaolise POULTRY! sey cattle, good work team, farm joying themselves here at camp but end." Rev. R, C. Wariand, Pastor coomnr CUM move harmful impurities. And DENTIST "Undoubtedly, that it where I go labor," says Wheeler McMillen. low Run, R. J, Slater of Cascade, Moat Loam 18c tools. are learning a lot of conservation "Gee! Is that how he wore hi? Cbickeis ib- 30c it is iatulated against heat to All kinds of live poultry on my vacation summers." "The situation after the war is over Sunday School at 10:00 a. m. Bring and Mra. Ellen Barrett of Grand Ro. 1 QaoUty - lUoed Thursday, Octoberl, George Fer- Negonoe Block, Lowell, Mich. work as well. Skinless Franks Minced Ham Bologna ' 1 hair off?" will be of particular importance to the children. SODA Pigs Feet CLEARED lb. 8C givte your motor extra protec- Rapids were Sunday dinner guests guson, Lowell. Closed Thursday Afternoons farmers. Men earning good wages Morning sermon at 11:00. leoaa Saaoago ^ 25c tion, help make your car last Highest Price Paid Eavesdropper of Mr. and Mrs. Verne Coger. Phones: Office 151 Be*. 186 Careless Lover full time are much better customers N. Y. P. S. and Junior Church at CRACKERS •a. 1 QaaUtr - tktaleee Perk Necks u>. 25c longer. Try it! Saturday, October 3, Tom Slck- KEENE BREEZES Office Kid—Aw, I wasn't makin" Hubert Shlmmel has enlisted Jn Grade 1 lb. 26g Sliced Ib. 22g Grade 1 lb. 22g | Her Best Friend—i heard Mr. than men without Jobs. Men steadi- 6:45 p. m. Laos oad Meaty ery. Cascade. Mr*. A. Lee much noise. the service of h|s country and was Fmtfirtfft * 27c Hugglns, right before your other ly employed under satisfactory con- Evangelistic service at 7:45 p. m. Spare Rlks ib 25c Bergy Bros. Elevator N. C. THOMAS, DR. J. W. TRUMBLE Stenog—You were, too. The boss Inducted Into services recently. 17c lie* T* IobomJ - iee*r*>2.10 family of ^and Rapids visited son Clare and Charles Compton opportunity to develop his abilities. Sunday. Oct. 4th, is World Wide U.a.Mo.1 | J peck House 86 Office 50 An American's real stimulant and Communion Sunday, Some people 35c their daughtei', Mrs. Harold Wel- were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. Scratck Food $2.37 D.H. OATLEY pride consist In being a self-made shy away from the communion ton and family Sunday, and Mrs. Glenn Weeks. Special Demonstration man, in fighting, and in winning the SWEET POTATOES JEKSCT 4 ^ 23c Mr. ani Mrs. Frank Bou;ni spf.nt Clare Compton and DallK> Wil- service. Here Is an opportunity to Egg Mask 100-lb. bo? $3.13 fight."—Javier Prado. .Friday evening In Grand Rapids. QCfloea in room formerly occupied bur will leave for service Sept 30. Pard Dog Food SWIFT'S Sunbrite Cle'nser WE PAY share In a service which should CELERY (OotorBooM taf*10ot Low •talk 5c above all else enable Chris- Mrs. G.'tnn Mannlr? and little by the City State Bank Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hoskln re- One half of knowing what you tians of all races, creeds and de- daughter spent the week-end with ceived a telegram Saturday from CASUFLtWER — 17e her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Van- want Is knowing what you must nominations to unite in a common Evaporated Milk LOWELL PUB. LIBRARY Junior Hoskln saying he was In Swift's canlZfc PREM can 35c can 5c Poperln?, In Grand Rapids, Glenn Utah and they would receive a let- For Dead or Disabled Stock give up before you get It.—Sidney fellowship, APPLES ALLFUBKME 10 lbs. 39C KROGER'S COUNTRY CLUB GRAHAM BUM}. — WEST SIDE going after them Sunday. ter from him this week. Howard. Wednesday, Oct 6, the annual — OPEN — Digestible! Ssfe Mr. and Mrs. Wm. C-ans of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walker were meeting of the churoh. Particulars CBUrOBWA 7ALOC1A do*. 29C for b»by! Mlddlevllla called at S, VanNamee's Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and | Swift's Jewel Shortening ib. carton 20c | Horses $5.00 Cows $4.00 "Queer looking socks, Pat one as to time and other arrangements from 2 to 8 p. m. We need mililoni of thsst first aid Sunday. Mr, wnd Mrs, Geoigo Skld- Mrs. Ray Hoskln and Mr. and Mrs. red and the other green." later. GOLDEN YELLOW INEZ RUTHERFORD, librarian Hxds must be in good condition. kits tor emergency trestmeat Thsjr n ore of AUo were also visitors. Walter Snell were Silnday evening "Yep, and I have another pair at The general meeting of /the are also used by Red Cross work- \ pl7-13t Mrs, Al, Dutcher Is slowly Improv- home Just like 'em." Ladies Aid this week Friday at the ers, in field hospitals and wherever guests. Prompt Service iLg from hor recent lli^ess Mr. and Mrs. Orlow Weeks, Sr., Gem Oleo Brooklield Butter Tropic Oleo 1 home of Mrs, F. E. White at 2:80. needed until hospital treatment may BANANAS S. VanNamte accompftnied Harry The Upper Room for the next be obtained. Even a child could buy DR. R. T. LUSTIG were week-end guesta at the Dell Phone Collect Eiponod to Guaranteed None und Russell Miller on a business Lee home. Mrs. D. F. Walters and Swift's Swift's Swift's quarter will be available. one or more of these kits ^rough Finer. X money- Osteopathic Physician and Surgeon OVDITMTOf purchase ot War Stamps. War Porfoctioo trip to Evart Thursday, Mrs. F. C. Miller were Sunday call- ••9ie Specializing In Rectal Diseases ADA CONGREGATIONAL OH. Bonds and Stamps every pay day Mr, and Mrs. J. Ddtwller of ers of Mrs. H. N. Lee. Grand Rapids spent part of the Rectal Sanitarium FOR VICTORY Henry L, Host, Minister and Invest at least ten percent of Mrs. EHma Baker returned home lb. 19c Ib. 46g Ib. 17c | Valley Chemical Company week with their daughter, Mrs. J. from a Grand Rapids hospital Sept Miss Charlotte Fitch. Pianist your income in these govemmeot DR. P. M. WELLS, Associate securities. u. s. 7>«««o Dfumm C. Proctor and family. 14, somewhat Improved. Telephone lonim 400 MiasnTBWM Sunday School at 10 o'clock every General Practice — X-Ray Sunday. tK&Tl—J r%e.j San Jose—Costa Rica has a con- 43 laFayette, S. E. Grand Rapids | We Redeem Food Stamps - Welfare Orders | "FiftMnth Year of Service" The evening service will be held Phone or send your news to the —Court&y United Featunn Syndicate. Phone or send your news to the BONDS-STAMPS Ledger Classified Ads Get Resuits stuctlon boom. next Sunday at the home of Mr, and Ledger. Phones: Office 8X73; Res. 52434 Ledger.

fa"— 1 I" HI- sn THE LOWELL LEDGER, LOWELL, MICHIOAN THURSDAY, SEPT. U, Iftf THE LOWELL LEDOEal, LOWEL L, MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, SEPT. 24, 1942 •EVBf

"struggling back from a far country, A contemptuous smile touched the try to hear what they said. I slipped Water Works Ray Covort 6.00 sat up with a start. A delicate corners of Jimmy Chester's awny as I told you. thlnkin' that Julius Basler $ 84.74 Ray Hand 8.00 flush spread to the little damp curls blanched lips. "No. I've never while Ice-cream might be coolin' to PUBLIC NOTICES Carl Havens b.qo IIBERTY LIMERICKS lBack-to-School Clothes Made at her temples. needed to steal from my brother-in- the tongue, 'twouldn't do much to Grand Total $4,728.72 Ray Alexander 8.00 "Bruce! What are you doing law." tempers. That night when I went Roll Call: Trustees Day, She- George Wood a.oo here?" "Then where—" Roland M. flhlvrl Ally. paid, Rutherford, Speerstra, Roth, Lighted to the H house an' found her skirls Gnuid Rnpids, Mich. Jay Bolens 8.00 Of Smart, Practical Cottons He fell his color mount to match "Just a minute. Commissioner. I all wet and draggled. I suspected: ORDER APPOINTING TIME FOR HEAR- yeaa 5, nays 0. Carried. Wm. Haysmer 8.00 hers. "I knocked and knocked. You wish next you'd ask Kadyama why when I found this tucked in her ING (LAIMH LEWIS E. JOHNSON, Sylvester Blbbler 800 didn't answer—so—I walked In. The he wasn't at the squaw-dance the By CHERIE NICHOLAS bodice—1 knew." Stale of Michigan. The Probate Court Village Clerk Henry VanTatenhove 8.00 Commissioner wants you to take night Joe Hale was shot Why he She drew a roll of bills from her for the County of Kent. J. A. AREHART, notes. Fee! equal to it?" was hanging round the back door At a session of said court, held at the Dick Rutherford 8.00 Windows pocket, tossed It to the table. Color probate office. In Ihe city of Grand Rap- President. She was pulling on a satin coat i of the Hale cabin." Grant's voice L. A. Tanner 6.00 darkened the Commissioner's face. Ids. In said county on the 18th day of September 8, 1942 Art Martin 8.00 colonftl like a Persian amethyst. caught in a gulp, his green eyes His fingers twitched with anger. September, A. D. 1943. blazed with excitement Kadyama Present, Hon, JOHN DALTON, Judge Chris Bergin... 175.00 "Equal to it! I? The silly season "You've let us sweat blood over of Probate. by started to bolt. Grant caught him. The regular meeting of the Com- L. E. Johnson 60.00 must be on when you ask me such a this when pll the time you knew! In the Matter of the Estate of Mary question. I'll be with you in just ten "Come across. Kadyama." Hughes, Deceased. mon Council of the Village of Low- Frank Major 25.00 Why didn't you tell, woman? Why 11 appearing to the court that the Ume ell was held In the City Hall Coun- Dr. MacDonell 28.00 EMILIE minutes." As he lingered at the The Commissioner sat forward in didn't you tell?" for presentaUon of claims against said estate should be limited, and that a Ume cil Room Monday evening, Sept- Fred Hosley 3.00 foot of the bed, she added crisply, his seat Martha Samp rose In Impressive "Yes. Kadyama—come across." and pl>ce be appointed to receive, examine ember 8, 1942. Lowell Ledger 8.60 LORING "that Is, unl^s I'm detained by dignity. "You came here Ilka a and adjust all claims and demands against callers." A speck of foam bubbled at the lord. Just thought I'd see how a said deceased by and before said court: The meeting was called to order Light 4 Power 18.78 He laughed. "I'm going." He corners of the Indian's Hps. his eyes It la Ordered, That all the credllora of by President Arehart at 8 p. m. George Staal 63.00 real live official handled a case. I've said deceiaed are required to present their stopped on the threshold. "Come to burned deep ruby lights. got my knowledge from the papers, claims to said court at aald Probate Office Trustees present: Day, Speerstra, Wm. Burdlck 10.80 the Samp cabin. We took Jimmy "Aw right I tell. I went to Hale an' I'll say right now, reports on or before ths t7lh day of November, A. Christiansen, Roth, Rutherford and Mich. Mutual Windatorm. 7.80 A furniture mover from Chester there last night." cabin—good chance—one. two dance D. 1942, at ten o'clock In the forenoon, V STWOPCT are much more Interesting than the said Ume and place being hereby appointed Shepard. R. E. Springett 11.28 Worcester, CHAPTER 1 — Bruoa Hareourt, "Do they still think he did It?" goln', everybody there, he alone, to real thing as conducted by you." for the examination and adjusUnent of all The minutes of the meeting held Fitzgerald's Grill .60 engineer, on a rare vUlt to New Tortt What would she do if he kissed her tell heem Tatlma my squaw." claims and demands against said de- Said—"I have become a (TO BE CONTINUED) ceased. , August 17 road and approved. Michigan Hospital find* a lady'a allpper In Ui» middle ot troubled eyes? "It looks black for "Did you tell him?" big booster Fifth avenue. He 1« leaving the next nigbt It It Further Ordered. That public noUce Mr. Green of the State Board of Benefit Assn 3.19 for the North after trying vainly to find a him. Come as soon as you can. "Never had no chance. I go in thereof be given by publication of a copy Health reported to the Council that Of Bonda to help lick man aii secretary for the camp. He Let's get It over." back door. Look roun' screen. Mees- of this oie return of ter Hale sit in wheel-chair countin' the allpper. To his anaiement the girl As he strode along the board walk PUBLIC NOTICES Lowell Ledger, a newspaper printed and Lowell was very good. who loet It U Janice Trent, »Uter of a roll of money. I tlnk. now's my circulated In aald county. City Hall quick! he relived the few moments before Moved by trustee Roth and sup- college chum whom he knew u a kid. the charred shack, when he 'had time. I step out—not quick enough JOHN DALTON, jCAn' I'm savin* much p Janice Ii to be married to Ned Paxton, M. Shlvel, Atty. Judge of Probate". Fred Gramer $ 14.85 —front door open, slow—slow—" A true copy: ported by trustee Rutherford that •n attractive and capable millionaire helc' Jan'ce in his arms. Did her Grand Rapids, Mich. Light 4 Power 8.72 more than I uster!") Bruce Impulsively asks her to break off FPOT ROTH. the following bills be paid. emotion at seeing him come from Kadynma's voice dropped to a HALE OB MORTGAGE OF REAL ESTATE the marriage. But she leads him to talk hoarse whisper. He leaned forward Register of Probate. c20, 3t Michigan Bell Telephone.. 4.34 about Alaska. any deeper feeling than relief at Stale of Michigan. The Probate Court Light and Power CHAPTER II — When Bruce returned being rescucd? as though he were seeing again for the County of Kent. It*s«olac to tak* a lot of to the camp, Hale, the chief engineer, Hale in his chair, the slowly open- At a sbmion of said court, held at the State Bd. Tax Adm $ 141.39 Total $ 22.91 money to win the War. Do The question lay like an under- Probate Office In the City of Grand Rap COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS had gone to Seattle, arxl when the Ice Klrkwood Tire Service 98.40 yoor part by putting 10% break-up occurred in spring. It was tone in his mind as he cotiferred ing door. Chester dropped his head Ids, In said County, on the 10th day of VILLAGE OF LOWELL Street Hsrcourt who saved their Important with the Commissioner and his dep- into his hands, Mllllcent Hale September, A. D. 1043. Ghos. Young. 3,82 ot yoor Income into War bridge from collapsing. In the mean gasped. The Commissioner's voice Present, HON. CLARK E. HIOBEE, Offldnl Wm. Helm 20.80 Fred Gramer ...$ 20.79 8uuu> vary msnth. time. Tubby Grant, his assistant, got uty in the Samp living-room. Jimmy Judge of Probate. In the Lowell Trading Area L. A. Tanper 72.00 t a secretary from a Seattle agency, a Chester appeared unconscious of the was taut with suspense. In the Matter of the Estate of Mary The regular meeting of the Com- Westlnghouse Elec. Co 45.25 V. S. Tnamry *M*- delicate youth with spots In his cheeks, black-robed woman beside him who "Go on! Who came in that door?" Millar mon Council of the Village of Low- Erlck Pearson 211.00 E. B. Clerilenz 67.50 evidently tubercular, seeking an open Roland M. Shlvel having filed In said Ivls Sutter 45.50 air Job. Jimmy Delevan, the youtn, keeps clutched at his hand with its dark Kadyama pointed to the couch. court his petition, praying for license to ell was held In the City Hall Coun- Deposit Refunds 82.50 to himself, and the Samp sister*, elderly seal-ring. The Commissioner sensed "Chester! I thought so. What did sell the Interest of said eatate In certain cil Rooma Monday evening, Aug- Zimmerman Oil Prod 335.52 Merwln Sutter 63.00 old fashioned, who run the VTaffle Shop, Hale do when he came in?" real estate therein described. Phil Hartley '8.00 take him under their motherly care. her appealing loveliness If Jimmy it Is Ordered, That the 8th day of Oct- ust 17, 1943. The Bristol Co 77.50 Kadyama sniffed contempt "You Price Rite Hardware 12.00 SEELEY CORNERS CHAPTER lit—The same boat which didn't, Bruce Hareourt told him* ober, A. D. IMS. at ten o'clock in the fore- The meeting was called to order The Hllliard Corp 7.20 Mra. S. P. Itsyuolfla brings Mr. and Mrs. Hale back, brings self, as he noted the offlcial's fur- tlnk you pretty smart fella, catch noon, at said probate office, be and Is John Jousma 20.00 Bruce a letter announcing his promotion hereby appointed for hearing said petl by President Arehart at 8 p. m. P. B. Gast ft Soni Co...... 6.66 to chief and dismissing Hale who hao tive glances in her direction. The me, huh? Not Meester Chester come Uon, and that all persons intareated in Westlnghouse Electric Co.. 23.10 Gee's Hardware 6.45 Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Houseman grown careless and unreliable. Hale takes eyes of Martha Samp were on the In. She, Mees Hale." He pointed said estate appear before said court, at Trustees present: Day, flpeeratra, Gee's Hardware 8.97 Moto Mower 8.00 It hard and almost comes to blows with to the woman who sat fair head said time and place, to ahow cause why Shepard, Rutherford, Roth. and son of Home Acres and Mr. Bruce whom he accuMS of bnlng a "home- same business, as she sat stiff-Joint- a license to sell the Interest of said ea- Barclay, Ayres and Bertsch 3.75 Lowell Lumber Co 1.60 bent, clutching her brother's hand. and Mrs. Clayton Houseman and breaker." Walking Into the Samp cabin, ed as a marionette in the wing-back tate In said real estate should not be Trustee Christiansen absent. Ver Wys & Co 95.25 L. W. Rutherford 2.00 Bcuce sees the secretary napping and dis- chair. Miss Mary, In a low rocker, Mllllcent! She had said that she granted. son of Ypsllanti called on Mr. and covers It's a girl—Janice Trent. The Samp It Is Further Ordered, That public The minutes oVthe meeting held Lowell Ledger 13.00 McFall Chevrolet 55.43 was darning a sock. She looked up had found Hale dead! Harcqurt Mrs. Fred Houseman Sunday aft- sisters had known right along. A newii- notice thereof be given by pubUcatkn of August 8, 1942 read and approved. Hamilton Beach 1.10 C. H. Runciman 17.25 paper which arrived that day had her as Janice entered In a navy blue crushed back dismay, to listen. a copy of this order, for three auccesslvc ernoon. 10,000 PEOPLE weeks previous to said day ot hearing, In Lowell Lbry. Company .80 picture and told of her disappearance four frock with collar and cuffs of ex- "Mrs. Hale. Are you sure?" The building application of C. Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Gelb qf days before the wedding. the Lowell Ledger, a newspaper printed and Mrs. Leo Dennyi 9.00 Total $ 399.88 CHAPTER IV—Bruce determined Janice quisite flneness. "Let me speak." circulated tn said county. H. Runciman read and It was Grand Rapids spent Saturday eve- group Is probably soliloquizing In must leave or quit masquerading as a man. "My dear! My dear! I lived cen- "Sit down, Chester, your turn will CLARK E. HIOBEE, moved by Trustee Roth and sup- McQueen Mtr. Co 10.43 Grand Total $4,936.36 ning with Mr. and Mrs. Sherman this wise—"I hope I'll be as smart Mllllcent Hale tells Bruce she haa deter- come. Go on, Kadyama, what hap- Judge of Probate. Paragon Elec. Co 3.65 In courses as I am about clothes, mined to leave Hale. Janice tells Bruce turies last night. I didn't know how A true copy. ported by Trustee Rutherford that Roll Call: Trustees Day* Ruther- Reynolds. she loft Ned Paxton when ns went out you had grown Into my heart—until pened next?" FRED ROTH. the permit be granted. Yeas 8, Michigan Beyll Telephone. 27.84 Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Burras are FAR as the "clothes" program because I really think I'd made the wltb a notorious woman and was flippant "Meester Hale, he begin to ta'k Register of Probate. cl#- 3t ford, Shepard, Christiansen, Roth. dean's list If my cotton whipcord —until—" she wiped her eyes. nays 0. Carried. Freight Account 200.00 attending an Insurance convention Is concerned, exciting moments about It. loud an' hard. Vera fast Mees Yeas 6, nays 0. Carried. Moved byi bolero suit with braid outlining the CHAPTER V—It was then, said Janice, "Martha was right when she said Fairbanks Morse Note.... 609.00 [ire ahead for teen-aged school girls Joseph E. Arsolowlca The building permit of Ralph Trusten Day and supported by In Chicago this week. she determined to get the secretary job In where you were was home for her Hale say nothln'. She open table Vern Armstrong 16.83 [ nd their collegiate sisters. The new Jacket and cuffs and velveteen col- Alaska. She had trained for the won Attorney for Mortgagee Cram read and It was moved Trustee Christiansen that the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Egbert of Keep 'Em Remembering! and me." drawer, tak out somethln'. She 411 Grand Rapid* National Bank Bldg. F. J. MaMahon 242.78 fascinate with their refresh- lar could count for credltl Well, when her father's fortune collapsed. The Trustee Shepard and supported by meeting adjourn. Yeas 6, nays 0. Grand Rapids were Sunday eve- decision Is that Janice stays as secre Janice left a kiss on her soft gray laugh, she say: Grand Rapids, Michigan James McMahon 146.99 orlglnallty, their bright and I'm on my way to a lecture but I Trustee Speerstra that the permit ning supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. tary—as a girl. Bruce thought ahe may still hair before she took the chair with " 'Fee tils revolver, Joe? I bor- NOTICE OF MORTGAGE BALE Mert Sinclair.,. 130.84 Carried. ely colors and their altogether have a feeling I'm going to have love Paxton. Hale suffers a shock, con- rowed It Bully In you skulk when be granted. Yeas 5, nays 0. Carried. Frank Antonldes and Sunday aft- a time of It keeping my mind from a broad arm which the deputy fussi- Defaults having been made (and such Byrne McMahon 148.66 LEWIS E. JOHNSON, Terent outlook from that of past fining him to the house, postponing the ernoon callers at their home wandering off Into thoughts of the Hties' departure. Hale phones Janice to ly placed for her. He tiptoed back Jimmy t'reaten you. I try It If defaults having conUnued for more .*an The building permit of Geo. Da- Paul Rlckert 124.74 clerk. sasons. lake some important dictation. you say one word more, I fire.' He ninety days) In the condlUcma of P certain cema and Sons read and It was J. A. AREHART, were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Van- Jigger coat I've ordered made of to his superior, confided In a hoarse mortgage made by Arthur W. Hess and Gerald Staal 113.02 There's Just one thrill after an- CHAPTER VI—Jimmy cnester, Mrt. curse, jump for her, he catch re- denberg and son of Grand Rapids. one of the new priority fleeces woven Hale's brother, who dislikes Joe Hale, whisper: Winifred B. Hess, husband and wife, of moved by Trustee Day and sup- Chas. Houseman 87.38 President. [jther in promise for those assem- Is furious with Janice for visiting Hale. "All set." volver way from her han'. It fire, City of Grand Raplda, Kent County, Mich- ported by Trustee Ruthft.'ford that September 21, 1942. Mrs. Raymond Hesche and Mrs. on cotton backing and cunningly igan, to Home Owners' Loan Corporation, Kittle Charles 85.23 ||ling back-to-school wardrobes, one YoU/ Your Product, Your Store Kadyama, Indian, kidnaps the Bampa" "Where's Grant? He's got infor- he fall. I go." the permit be granted. Yeaa5, nays Sherman Reynolds entertained on the "thrllllngest" of which Is the lined with bright quilted cotton suit- cat and throws It at a bunch of huskies. Corporate Instrumentality of the United Jane Houseman 3.96 ing." The cat Is believed an 111 omen. Janice mation for us. Why In time can't The occupants of the room sat as Stales of America, dated January 36. 0. Carried. SEND HDf THE HP ME PAPER Wednesday afteroon at the Rey- cceptance of cotton as smart and seeks to reacue It and is barely aaved 1 still as though under the spell of a 1934, and recorded In the office of the JJerry DeVlne 87.98 "Now what do I need for my next peop ? be prompt?" The door It was moved by Trustee Day Has your son entered an army nolds home with a shower honoring earable for fall and winter. It from the dogs heraelf by Bruce. necromancer. The deputy jumped Register of Deeds for Kent County, Mich Ted VanOcker 107.99 class (bright girl centered In the CHAPTER vn—Bruce tells Janice he opened. "Here he is with his wit- Igan, on January 30, 1934, In Liber 780 and supported by Trustee Poth that camp? Send him the Ledger—It's Mra Cecil Seeley. Sixteen ladles wartime scarcity of other fibers from his chair, dropped back. The Ray Ingersoll 102.13 picture speaking)? My clothes won't threaten to nend her away any nesses. Let's get going. Quick!" of Mortgages, on pagM 375-376, as amend- the collection of the Village Taxes like getting a long and Interesting were present to enjoy the games break down the tradition that more, but would try another plan. That Grant pushed Pasca and Ka- Commissioner roused from a state ed by eitension agreement dated March Elmer Layer ,.. 82.40 and refreshments. Mrs. Seeley re- ought to help the Intelligent impres- evening he addreased her aa "dear" tn 2«. 1940, and recorded In the office of be extended to September 20, 1942. letter from home. These boys do llotton Is Just for warm-weather of coma, scowled at Kadyama. Robert Jones 57.20 'appreciate their home paper. Send sion I'm going to make, because they presence of others. Janice and Mra. Hale dyama into the room ahead of him, the Register of Deeds for Kent County, Yeas 5, nays 0. Carried. ceived many lovely and useful gifts. }ear or for the workaday house- were to accompany Bruce and Tubby to backed up against the closed door. "Where does Chester barge in on Michigan, on July 28. 1943, In Liber 913 Robert Stewart 46.00 to any address for $2.00 a year, pay- Leonard Venneman of Ada spent ress and such. Actually cottons are so right for the campus and "tho city" by airplane. At the la«t this?" of Mortgages, on pages 183-184, and aald The Juetice report of Justlde Herb Swan....! 63.00 able in advance. tf show I used my Lead In choosing moment, Mllllcent couldn't mat, bu Chester's face hardened into a mortgagee having elected under the terms last week with his daughter Mrs. be warm as well as cool. "He—ha—doesn't come ml" Springett read and oi^ieied filed. Nina VanOcker. 1.50 washable cottons. My Jumper Is husband objecting. chalky mask. Mllllcent Hale looked of said mortgage as extended to declare Cecil Seeley. Callers during the Now that fashion has grown keen- CHAPTER vni—In the city, filled with With the hoarse defense, Mllllcent the entire prir.clpnl and accrued Interest J23.00 in fines 'received. Bombay — Twenty-one Amercan green plnwale corduroy with a chic at the Eskimo and the Indian with Carl Thum... 15.00 past week at the Seeley home were tourists, Janice was being shown the rights Hale rose, caught the mantel shelf to therion due, which elecUon It does hereby The State Liquor Commission re- feature films were passed by the cotton conscious, new uses of It dlmdl-Uke skirt and handy slash when Ned Paxton suddenly appeared. To terrified eyes, laid her other hand exercise, pursuant to which there Is Lloyd Goff 73.41 Mr. and Mrs. Glen Voss and daugh- ! being played up which hold steady herself. The sombre black claimed to be due and unpaid on said port read and ordered filed. 1807.50 Bombay board of film censors In pockets, and my woolly cotton get rid of him, ahe says ahe Is married ovsr her brother's. Had Jimmy McFall Chevrolet 21.73 ter Mary of near Ada. >romlse of surprises and exciting In- to Bruoe Hareourt. Hareourt came tn> told her the truth, Hareourt won- of her gown emphasized her slender- mortgage at the date of this noUce for received. one month. blouse Is insplringly cheerful In col- at just that moment. Paxton Is skeptical. ness, the brilliance of her violet eyes principal and Interest the sum of Five Mr. and Mrs. John Vincent and rest for everybody A new order or. I'm so glad Jumper dresses are Bruce Insists on a marriage Immediately. dered. Martha Samp's mouth set- Thousand One Hundred Twenty-five and It was moved by Trustee Speer- Total ...$3,750.10 experience is awaiting school far- Janice goes through the ceremony In a tled Into grimmer lines as she which were too feverishly bright, 41|100 Dollata (15,138.41) and no suit stra and supported by Trustee family o" Battle Creek and Mr. and 'the style' for with blouse changes daze, but talis Bruca she'd do It afaln the strained lines of her mouth or proceeding at law or In equity having Water Works Mrs. Evan Fuller and family of g youngsters in that they are going a Jumper dress Is a whole wardrobe frowned at Kadyama. been instituted to recover the debt secured Rutherford that Trustee Day be in a minute. which was too pale. The nails of Hastings spent Sunday with the have the fun of selecting a com- in one. I'm findjng a lot of satis- CHAPTER IX—Nevertheless Janice does The Commissioner looked up from by said mortgane or any part thtreof: given the authority to buy the i Julius Easier $ 57.82 Men, Women! Old at llcte wardrobe expressed in terms not regard It a real marriage. Bruce and his notes. "Bring In the Indian her clutching fingers showed white. Now. Therefere, by virtue of the power ladies' parents, Mr. and Mrs. Claude faction in knowing that the plaid she agree only to pose as man and wife, Pullen lot. The cost not to exceed 1 Michigan Bell Telephone.. 3.72 cotton from start to finish. The girl." "Kadyama Is telling the truth. I of sale contained in said mortgage and Colo. I'm wearing washes 'Just like new,' each fearing the other W not really In had seen my husband cringe be- pursuant to the Statutes of the State of $250.00. Roll call: Trustees Spejr- ew fall cottons are of such Iremen- and my plnwale corduroy skirt goss love. At headquarters there la to be Miss Mary padded out of the room Mlcnlgan In such case made and provided, 40,50, 60! Get Pep Mr and Mrs. Ira Wesbrook called a big party for the newlywcds. stra, Shepard, Rutherford, Roth, Total $ 61.04 ous scope they take In every phase through a soap-and-water beauty breathlessly, her usually serene face fore my brother's threat I thought Notice Is Hereby Given that on October FaelYearsYounBe^FullofVim Sunday on Mr. and Mrs. George f school fashion as seen in coats, CHAPTER X—The wedding party over, 26, 1943. at 10 o'clock forenoon, Eastern Day, Yeas 5, nays 0. Carried. General Fund treatment as nice as you please!" Bruce and Janice are making themselves crinkled with anxiety. 'Perhaps I've been too easy, per- Standard Time at the North front door It was moved by Trustee Roth Don't blame eihauitnd. worn-oat. nib-down feelln* Scheltema and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. ts, dresses, accessories end lin- coey at home, when there's a knock at Tatlma swayed in on the heels haps Joe will have more respect of the Court House In the City of Grand on your ace. Thousand* smated at what a UtUe "i'm starting my sophomore the door. Mllllcent Hale, terrified, stag- and supported by Trustee Ruther- General $ 108.00 jwgptogjp with — win <3o. Contains Gane, Sr. of near Cedar Springs. / prie. The cotton fabric list Includes of the younger Samp rister. Her for me If I defy him.' t had been Rapids, County of Kent Michigan, that loflonL after 40—by bodies year," says Miss Collegiate to the Whether or not your business is curtailed gers In. She sobs, cries: "Bruce." orduroys, velveteens, twills, whlp- being tho place rf holding Circuit Court ford that the following bills be Fred Gramer 87.09 iron, ralrtom Vitamin Bi. A 73-year- Mr. and Mrs. Frank Antonldes, right In the group, "and after two CHAPTER XI—"Joe'e dead," Mra. Halt practical work-dress was a maze of frightfully unhappy. It seemed as in said County aa.f the premises desctloed Paul Kellogg 11.25 3tartBreelin g peppier and younger, tbfc very day( . and Mrs. Sherman Reynolds attend- what, what's done and what's worn, A blui glass bead on thb floor suggests her only ornament. Her great dark I was crazed with despair." Her Lowell Light £ Power in said mortgage, or so much thereof Dave Clark 6.00 ed the church meeting at Alto on Not only are the new fall and wln- such as my peasant corduroy skirt Tatlma, Indian maid whom Hale flattered. eyes smoldered, she tossed her su- voice, which had been broken, stead- aa may be necessary to p#y the amount For sal' at all good drug stores everywhere r cotton weaves breathtaking In these days and whether you are selling a Kadyama wm jealous. One of BruWa State Saving Bank 607.50 Wm. Collins 6.00 —In Ix>well at Chrirtlansen Drug. Monday evening. slipped over—guess what? A cotton perb head as she met the Commis- led. She straightened, cast off con- due as aforesaid, and any sum or sums elr colors (especially the nvw vel- guns Is missing. Jimmy Chester bad also which may bo paid by the undersigned Westlnghouse Elec . 140.83 challis play suit for lounging around! threatened Hals. But Janice, worried by sioner's grilling eyes. fusion, fear, like a princess discard- at or before aald sale for taxes and | or eteens and corduroys), but the new Mrs. Hale's outburst, leaves Hareourt'• "Hear you've had a present late- ing a tittered cloak. "Believe me insurance on aald premises, and all other State Bd. Tax Adm .. 144.85 I adore the slenderizing lines of this house to stay with the Samps. A com- Is developments are so outstand- ly." or not, I had not the slightest Inten- sums paid by the undersigned, with In- F. J. McMahon . 146.88 play suit cut princess bodice-and- product or yourself, remember that "People mlrsloner arrives to Investigate. Kady- gly different In technique there terest thereon, pursuant to law and to shorts fashion. Don't you think the ama Is qulixfd. He says Hale "stfii "Who, me?" tion of "hooting my husband. I the terma of aald mortgage, and all legal Jamss McMahon . 88.56 m't going to be a dull moment In Tatlma". challis has a cunning rose pattern- "Yes, you. Who gave you that didn't even know the revolver was cost*, charges and expenaes. Including on Mert Sinclair .. 78.84 lie entire procedure of getting a CHAPTER XII—Several are questioned. attorney's fee, which premises are dss- ing? Be sure to notice the full- Including Tatlma. Janice and Bruce, when silver jewelry you were swaggering loaded. I had never had one In Byrne McMahon . 89.64 cribed as followi: I mart and practical back-to-school looking skirt with intriguing pockets a plane suddenly takes off. Jimmy Chester, round In?" my hand before I took Mr. Har- That certain piece or parcel of land Paul Rlckert . 75 60 wardrobe together. are different from Elephants." You have Mrs. Hade's brother, left In It. Martha which looks as if it took yards and "Who tole you I—w'at you say, court's down from the wall and hid Bituated in the City of Grafd Rapids, Gerald Staal . 6804 Samp finds the missing revolver on tlu- County of Kent, Michigan, more particu- Each of the fashions pictured In yards, but designers are clever shore when the tide v.ent out. swagger?" it in our cabin. Before I could make larly described aa: Chas. Houseman . 62.84 le above Illustration serves as a CHAPTER XIII—Mrs. Hale is ques these days about using not even an "Answer my question. Who gave my grandstand play of aiming It, North Forty (40) feet of Lois Fifty- Kittle Charles . 51.66 rophecy of what Is to be in the way tioned. She gives robbery as motive for nine (59) and Sixty (60) of O. C. Kel- inch of material over the amount the shooting. Bruce and the commissioner you the silver?" Joe had caught it It went off. He to "keep 'em remembering" to protect the logg's Addition to the City of Grand Rap- Jane Houseman 7.40 f smart fall trends. Considering allowed under WPB regulations. are to scout for Jimmy In separate planes. "Kadyama." fell. Terrified. I tried to lift him. lda. Kent County, Michigan, according to lese styles from the viewpoint of Janico had returned to the Hareourt house Jerry DeVlne 52.41 They've learned to get maximum "Is that true?" He turned to the Horrified, I n.alizeu what had hap- the recorded plat thereof. le wearers themselves young Miss after some explanntions by Tubby. Neo Dated: July 28, 1942 Ted VanOcker . 50.22 fullness with minimum yardage." Paxton arrives. Bruce catches Janice in pened. I would be accused of shoot- lowering Indian, who stood awk- HOME OWNERS' LOAN Lloyd 47.52 unerlca shown to the left in the XfoleaMd by Western Newspaper Union. hla arms, kisses hor warmly and leave# wardly twisting a soft hat in his ing him, I, who never in my life CORPORATION, investment and reputation you have built. with words of affectl 'n. Janice thinks he had hurt anything. What should I Mortgagee. Elmer Layer 40.68 Is only trying to impress Ned. Bruce hand. do? A roll of money lay at his De-627-B-LG 44.00 a pots a plane wreck "Yes. I geeve it. She marry on App. 3-18-40 cl2-13t Barbecue Dirndl Felt Hats Crowned CHAPTER XIV—Bruce finds Jimmy me." feet I tucked it into the bosom of 28.00 Chester, Injured. Paxton and Janice have my gown. Crazed, I picked up the 42.00 a talk. Ned Invites all th« ladies to "Cost a lot of money, didn't It? STATE OF MICHIOAN— ORDER OF THE By Dizzy Heights his yacht. Martha alune stays at the Where'd you get the cash?" revolver, stole down to the shore, CONSERVATION COMMISSION—Ducks, 2.00 ahop. flung It Into the water. I raced and Oeese, Brant, Coot. Jaekinlpe, Ralls, 16.00 The most noticeable thing about CHAPTER XV—Janice and Paxton wltb Kadyama shot the Inquisitor a OaiHnulet and Woodcock. two native pilots leave the yacht In a stumbled to the H house to tell the new felt hats is their crowns, murderous glance before he mo- The Director of Conservation, having launch to take pictures of a volcano B icp Hareourt what had happened. Deposit Refund 12.50 which mount to dizzy heights. To nearby. Suddenly the volcano erupted. tioned with his thumb. made a thorough hivesUgation in regard He would advise me what to do. to migratory game birds, recommends Somehow the launch found Itself stranded "Pasca pay money he owe." Sinking Fund .. 1,000.00 Having decided to quit farming the undersigned will sell at public auction, at the place add to their spectacv'ar rise in the on a pebbly beach. When he opened the door—I remem- certain regulations. world they are manipulated into fan- Hareourt stared Incredulously at Therefore, the Conservation Commission, Pete Mulder . 15.87 known as the George Cheetham farm, on old M21, about one and one-quarter miles south .CHAPTER XVI—Janice and Ned start for bered that — that — he was mar- tastic shapes which are breath tak an abandoned hut when the native pilots his house-boy. Pasca with money! by authority of Act 230, P. A. 1925. hereby The Leitelt Iron Works.. 3.00 ordtrs that for a period of cne year It and east of Lowell, or five and one-half miles west of Saranac, on run off with the launch. In the emergency ried—I called out something, then ing in their daring and their origi- He was a confirmed gambler, an ahsll be unlawful to shoot waterfowl over The Portable Light Co.. 2.24 Paxton proves hlmaelf worthily. The the room went black." She dropped nality. shack catches fire and burns down. unlucky gambler, he was always baited areas; to use live decoys In taklnf Kuhlman Electric Co.... . 437.25 to the couch. Her brother put his waterfowl; to leave decoya set out at Designed to be worn with suits are CHAPTER XVII—Janice tells Ned she asking for an advance of his pay. night in public watera; to take waterfowl Acme Welding Co 8.50 can appreciate his better quaiiUea now. bandaged arm about her. small cloche brims with tall taper- Wa9 Kadyama lying? He watched by means, aid. or use of catUe, hones, or Zimmerman OH Co . 502.76 But she loves Hareourt. she tells him aa ing crowns, some with self-bow ac- the Eskimo's face, a trifle less florid The Commissioner's eyes were mules; to tak« migratory game birds from The Electric Supply Co.. 34.77 they wait and wait fcr the yacht. Bruce, points of steel as he regarded them. by aid of an automobile, airplane, cents, others having their outlines learning of a radio massage about the than usual, as the Commissioner slnkbox (battery), power boat, sail boat, Lowell Ledger .. 13.00 missing launch, starts by plane to search "If that's true—" he held up his softened with gracefully dangling demanded: any boat under tall, any floating craft or ^Jhaa Young 3.82 for Janice. He finds her and Paxton ex- hand as Mllllcent Hale opened her device of any kind towed by power boat, tassels. hausted and almost starved. "Is this true? Did you pay Kady- Hps. "I believe you. Only a fool or sail power: to shoot waterfowl, coots, Richmond's Cafe 6.76 Feathers galore will also adorn ama money?" rails, galllnules and woodcock before sun- Gee's Hardware .. 10.32 would doubt your story—why In the rise or after sunset; to uae any firearm the new hats. You can get all- CHAPTER XVHI Pasca looked furtively at Chester. L. R. Klose Electric Co... . / 37.32 THURSDAY, OCT. I Did he answer with a slight nod or devil did you make your get-away, other than a shotgun, or to uaa t shotnun plumage turbans, or, if-it's a huge larger than 10 gaugt, or an automate; or Electromaeter, Inc 1.30 felt beret you arc wearing. It has was It a flgment of his own hectic Chester?" band operated repeating shotgun capable Harcourt's voice shoo^. "Nothing H. K. Porter, Inc .. 16.65 more than likely taken on a spec- up my sleeve, dear, but eats in Imagination, Hareourt wondered. "It was a dumb move. When Har- of holding more than three shells, the oommenolng at One o'elook, ths following propsrty: magaxlne of which has not been cut off Purity Cycllnder Gases.. .60 tacular coq sweep in vivid coloring. The Ledger Gives You the Most Readers at Lowest the cockpit." "Yes sirree. I pay Kadyama eourt told me that his revolver had or plugged with one-piece metal or wooden General Electric Co .. 31.07 Felts also are taking on intriguing "And smokes?" Her voice spoke much money. Leetle game we had. been stolen, the remembrance of my filler Incapable of removal through the sister's laugh after I had threat- loading end; to transport out of the state Lowell Lbr. Co LU HORSES IMPLEMENTS AND TOOLS crochet accents. Colors important betrayingly. "Ned has Buffered un- I lost. He want long time I pay." In one calendar week more than two days' "Where'd you get it?" ened her husband flashed through Curtis-Dyke, Inc .. 32.86 in millinery displays Include salute told tortures since his last ciga- big limit of ducks, geese, and brant, and Bay Gelding, 10 yrs. old, wt 1550 Wagon blue, commando tan, Australian rette. He has been wonderful, "He geeve it me." All eyes fol- my mind. I remembered the ques- one day's bag limit of other migratory 67,11 game birds. green and a goodly showing of gray. Cost Per Prospective Customer tions she had asked, the Interest New Osborne Mower Bruce, but he Is so exhausted I lowed his nod toward the couch. Signed, sealed, and ordered published Bay Mare, 11 yrs. old, wt 1550 was frightened. Thank God, you've "Mm. You say that Mr. Ches- she had shown In the holster on the thit seventeenth day of August, 1943. Total .. *4,169.6* Dump Rake come. You're so—so staunch, so ter gave It to you. Know where he H house wall the afternoon we were JOSEPH P. RAHXLLT, International Walking Plow, reversible Tip to Toe decorating for the party. I was Chairman. Street CATTLE brown, so—so heart-warming." got It?" WAYLAND OSOOOD, point and share, practically new Now that backyard barbecue par- A costume formula that is in for • • • Was the Commissioner trying to certain that she had shot him. I Secretary. Fred Gramer . .1 13.86 Holstein-Jersey Cow, 9 yn. old, due Mar. 20 es are so popular on the home- a tremendous vdgue calls for a suit felt responsible. I had put the fool Countersigned; Oliver 3-secfion Drag, used one year pin robbery as well as the shooting P. J. HOFFMASTER. L. A. Tanner .. 48.00 ntert^inlng program, designers are made up of a velveteen skirt topped Bruce Hareourt tapped on the door Idea Into her head. I didn't realize Jersey-Guernsey Cow, 8 yrs. old, due Apr. 20 2-Horse Riding Cultivator of Janice'i room. No answer. He on Jimmy? Didn't he realize that Director. cl7-4t E. B. Clemenz 45.00 reatlng fashions that are pictorial- with a cardigan velvet Jacket Car- it was an accident I thought if I Walking Cultivator 1 as second engineer he had a fat Ivls Sutter .. 36.00 perfect for the occasion. This ry with this one of the new velve- glanced at his wrist-watch. Ten got away you would think I did It. Brindle Cow, 4 yrs. old, due Dec. 12 o'clock. He tapped again. Dead salary which he had mighty little Dan A. Wlngeler, Adm. Merwln Sutter... .. 85.00 Cream Separator, Economy King rinsome outfit Is of cotton percale teen drawstring pouch bags, and be chancc to spend? It would give us time to figure out Lowell, Mica. Kent County Rd. Com..,. 7.95 Jersey Cow, 4 yrs. old, due Jan. 7 4 10-gal. Milk Cans, nearly new u a quaint print. It has a square sure that the velveteen bumper-be- to the world probably, tired child. th^ best thing to be done." Immediately upon landing on the "How I know where he get It? He FINAL AUMlNUn-EfTION ACCOUNT Engle Hansen ,85 125 ft. of Hay Rope and Pulleys eckllne, puffed sleeves and corselet ret you wear matches, too. You Slats of Mfe&jan. The Probate Court Guernsey Cow. 7 yrs. old, due Mar. 14 flying field soon after dawn, she mak much money p'raps. All engi- The Commissioner glared at Kady- Pete Mulder 14,92 Fence Controller a dug up the bloucc front. The can carry the ensemble out in mono- ama. "Why haven't you told of for the County of Ktot. had gone to the H house, two of the neers mak much money." At a session of aald Court, held at the John Layer 16.26 Swiss Cow, 4 yrs. old, due Nov. 15 S-hp. Fairbanks-Morse Gas Engine irndl skirt is protected by a cute tone color or contrast matching bag what you saw?" Probate Office In Ihe oily of Orand Rap- men had rowed Paxton out to his "Why did be give It to you?" McFall Chevrolet .. 19.61 pron with capacious pockets. and hat with the suit. Tills time there could be no doubt ids, in said County, on the 31st day of Jersey Cow, 3 yrs.old, due Mar. 16 Complete Buzz Saw Rig yacht. He hated to waken her, but The Indian bared yellow teeth In September, A. D. 1943. THE LOWELL of the Interchange of glances be- Set Double Harness and Collars, in good the Commissioner wanted to push a wolfish smile. "Why I tell? Much Preeeot, HON. CLARK E. HIOBEE, Total I 236.65 Guernsey Cow, 4 yrs. old, due Feb. 18 fore the Eskimo answered. obliged to Mees Hale. She save Judge of Probate. condition the investigation. Chester was up, In the Matter of the Estate of "Meester Chester, he say to me, General (Above cows' milk test average 5 per 2 Corn Planters, 2 Potato Planters, forks and bandaged, grim-lipped, ashen. They me much trouble—p'raps prison. 1 Mayaard, Deceased. Now In Its Fiftieth Year needed Jan to take stenographic 'I geeve you two hun'ed dollar—you Dan A. Wlngeler having AM In Geo. Staal I 42.00 cent or better, and are good producers) many other articles help me.' He nice fella. I say help her. Wen you say I shoot court hihi s final administration account, and notes. He lifted the latch, entered heem den plenty time to tell w'at his jieUtlUo! n praying for the allowance there- Wm. Burdlck 7.00 of ind for the assignment and dlstribu THE CALL TO THE COLORSI the room. She lay as in a rosy •Sure.* " I see." L. E. Johnson 40.00 cloud, bare ^rms outspread as if "How did he want you to help tlon of the residue of said estate, and his TERMS—Cash sale. Everything must be settled for at time of sale. "It didn't occur to you that com- peUUon for the allowance of extraordinary Fred Hosley 8.00 she had flung herself face down In him?" ing across with the truth was the fees for services performod on behalf of Fred Gramer 38.06 IS A CALL FOR DOLLARS utter exhaustion. Her hair which "He say he must mak quick get- aald estate. best thi g to be done, I suppose, It U Ordered. That the IMh day of Oct- Gene Carr 1. 48.00 wavrtd tc the shoulders of her or- away In plane the fella you sen' for Chester?" ober. A. D. mt, at ten o'clock In the fore- Frand Stephens 30.00 chid pajama blouse still showed flnger-prlnt man go In. I help your noon, at said probate office, be and It Dig deep. Strike hard. Our boys Myrtle Taylor 46.68 damp traces of a shampoo. Her man. honest lak, then Meester Ches- "Sakes alive, Mr. Commissioner, hereby appointed for examining and al- it occurred to me." Martha Samp's lowing satd account and hearing said peU Lowell Light and Power... 19.14 need the planes, ships, and guns which hands were scratched and burned. ter pull heem out hard. I help tlon; On one a circlet of diamonds emit- Meester Chester get off. den lock up agate eyes sparkled as though It Is Further Ordered, That public bo your money will help to buy. flecked with mica. Uce thereof be given by publlcaUon of I Total $ 273.88 ted tiny sparks. His ring. your man. Meester Chester pay me copy of this order for three sucoeeslvi With a sudden surge of love and two hun'ed dollar. I pay Kadyama. "You—you—suspected the truth weeks previous to said day of hearing. aty Hall Prop. Go to your bank, poet office, or savings and Yes sirree." all tills time?" The Commissioner's In the Lowell Ledger, a newspaper printed George L. Fergusen, longing he pressed his lips to her and circulated In said oounty. Fred Gramer $ 9.90 loan association. Tell them you want to buy bare arm. He spoke softly twice "Is this true, Chester?" diction suggested skipping motor- CLARK E. HIOBEE, before she stirred. She opened the "Yes." engine. Judge oi Probate. Light and Power .90 Defense Bonds regularly, starting now. "Where'd you get that money? "I did. I told you I beard her A true oopy. ooe visible eye, gated up at him FRED ROTH. HARRY DAY, Clerk imseelngly, as though her spirit were Hale's roll?" and her husband quarreling. I didn't • Register of Probate, cSO, >t Total $ 10.80 I. C. THOMAS, Aietioieer KZOHT THE LOWBLL LEDGER, LOWELL, MIGHIOAN THURSDAY, SEPT. U, iMf i 1 .i' WEDDINGS SOCIAL EVENTS 0 MORE LOCAL NEWS mwTEcr your fAMitys mm win* msi- ^ Norton-Tallant Right Motives and Aims Colloge Get-Togcthor A wedding of quiet charm took Plynn Pennock had a tonsil- place Sunday afternoon at four UMAN thought and endenvor j Frederick Hosley gave a fare- lectomy In Grand Rapids Monday arc constonlly lending to- U. S. Needs Us Strong . . . o'clock In the home of Mr. and Mrs. l well dinner Friday evening for morning. Hword n «0!il. No sooner is nn Guy Tallant of South Boston when j those leaving Lowell for college. Mrs. Pearl Houghton of Ver- objective attained than nnotlier is their only daughter, Bernadeen Ann ' David Miller graciously furnished montvllle spent Tuesday with Mrs. pursued. In the struggle for al- . .. EAT NUTRITIONAL FOODS became the bride of Mr. Arthur I the guests with a dpllcloue apple Frank Gould. / tainment, moral mercury is tested, jple. After dinner all left for the Eugene Norton of Detroit. The and it rises or falls according to Mrs. Elsie White and Nellie Rich- Include 1 pint of Milk for every one- 1 Hastlng-Lowell football game at single ring ceremony was perform- the purpose and motive of the in- ards left Sunday for Decatur, Ind., Hastings. Those present were Wal- Jd by the Rev. Abraham Jaeggers dividual. Strife which has as its Children need more, plus other Dairy before an improvised altar of ferns, to make their home. goal personal power, personal ad- RED & WHITE |ter Gumser, Marie Watson, Fred- vantage, personal success, is en- Products, • erlck Hosley, Rosemary Rlcknor, dahlias and asters In white and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Webster of gendered in the frigid zone of sel- Fall colors. Large bouquets of Muskegon attehded the Congrega- !Carl Karekes, Jacqueline Fahrnl, fishness and sends ^he moral mer- Cake Flour b»; 23c gladiolus decorated tho house and tional Church supper Tuesday eve- David Miller, Nancy Whaley, Jaa. cury downward, whereas strife a three-tiered beautifully decorated ning. Stephens, Charlene Kyser, Richard for the betterment of humanity, LOWELL CREAMERY Warner,' Cleone Collins, Delbert wedding cake graced the table In R & W Flour 84i-lb. bag 96c the dining room. Glenn Condon has moved his in which one's own good is allied Woon and Donna Thorn, the latter with that of every other indi- PASTEURIZED MILK AND CREAM The bride, lovely in a Princess family back to Flint, where he has two still of Lowell High. Sorry been transferred from Buffalo, vidual, is begotten of a heart that Gold Medal Flour 24f Ib. bag 99c gown of white slipper satin- with ^»w«U E. A COMPAGNER. Prop. M|cb Virginia Doyle and Richard Gep- N. Y. glows with the 8unsi)ine of un- hart were unable to be present. A long train and flnger-tlp veil of selfed love, where the moral infer- R & W Shortening 3 Ib. can 69c enjoyed a grand time. white silk marquisette held In place Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mitchell cury tends ever upward. by a coronet of silk gardenias, was and two daughters of Evart visited Human experience is beset with RED & WHITE Farewell Party given In marriage by her father. her father, Fred Beimers and fam- temptation, and each one must de- Her nose-gay bonquet was of white ily Sunday. cide for himself whether he will LaBARGE RIPPLES A farewell party was hbld at the rose buds and baby breath tied with serve God or mammon. "No man home of Mrs. Alice Denny Wednes- Mrs. John Roth, Jr., attended the Mrs. Vern Lering Corn Flakes ^ 15c white satin ribbon. She was at- 25th wedding anniversary of Mr. can serve two masters," declared day evening, Sept. 16 for MISB Mar- Christ Jesus: "for either he will tended by Mrs. Evelyn Hotchklss and Mrs. Albert Roth In Detroit jean Fonger, who Is leaving the lo- hate the one, and love the other; Mra. Albert Parker and Mra. Ora R & W Wheat Cereal lg. box 17c Brlggs as Matron of Honor, and Tuesday evening. cal telephone office. A lovely sup- Miss Jean Tucker as bridesmaid. or else he will hold to the one, Dawaon called on Mr. and Mrs. per was served and Miss Fonger Mrs. Brlggs wore a long blue taf- Mr' and C1yde R'chards, and despise the other" (Matthew Harold Couster at Wayland Tues- R & W Bran Flakes I9. box 12c waa given a gift of remembrance. feta gown trimmed with blue lace, Elsie, Nellie and John spent Sun- 0:24). When Moses undertook to day. The Coustera have recently lead the children of Israel out of Those present were Mrs. Matle and carried a nose-gay bouquet of day with Mr, and Mrs. Charles purchased the A & G store at that Egyptian bondage, he found it place. (By The Women's National Kins'iP'cake Flour 5-lb. bag 25c Rulason, Clara Kingdom, Mi's. Don- rose color asters. Miss Tucker's Frary at Belmont. na Miller, Mrs. Olive Wood, Mrs. necessary In the perilous Journey Mr. and Mrs. Vern Lorlng and Emergency Committee) dress was pink French organdy Harold Semerly, who Is attend- through the wilderness to estab- Mra. Martha Rdberts were Sun- RED & WHITE Rose Wlngeler, and Mrs. Florence sprinkled with dainty pink roses, ing defense school at Dearborn, Golden Rule No. 1 \ lish a strict moral code as a stand- day gueata of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Whitfield. A very enjoyable eve- and she carried blue asters. Earl spent the week-end with his grand- ard for thought and action, and he Luneke and aon at Caledonia. A sound foundation for buoyan ning was had by all. Harker attended the groom as best mother, Mrs. Nellie Holcomb. health can be built with seven ot ! received from God the divinely In- Mr. and Mrs. Walter Flynn and man and Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Plnc- spired'Decalogue, or the Ten Com- dlnary foods-Milk, seafood, fruit! Soup Mix box" 29c Miscellaneous Shower Beit Moore is now working for aon spent a few days lp?t week In kney of Keene were' Mfa^ec and mandments. This code admits of meat, eggs, greara vegetables, brea General Motors In Detroit and Mrs. Upper Michigan. with adequate vitamins Misses Donna Stormzand and Mistress of Ceremonies. no divided allegiance. It calls for Moore will follow aa soon as they Mr. and Mra. Ora Dawaon apent Campbell's Tom. Soup 3 cans 23c Beatrice Schneider and Mrs. La- Preceding the ceremony Miss unqualified love for God and man. Golden Bole No. can find a place to live In that Sunday at the Fred Kaechele home Monte King entertained with a Mona Juno Ayers of Saranac "Half-love," said the poet, "will is far as you possibly „ E crowded city. at Lelghton, where several relatives !aNG Peanut Butter 2 lbs. 39c mlscellaneoua shower at the home played "I Love You Truly" and for not hide the storm." He whose It that every day you eat, 1V„0 and friends gathered to aee Orrle two or more glaasea of milk, so a of Mrs. King Friday evening in the processional Lohengrin's Wed- Mrs. W. N. Pennock spent Fri- purpose Is to conform his life to Martin before he left on Monday to get some Vitamin A, some of th Ctn honor of M rs. Peter Stukkle of ding March. day evening In Kalamazoo with the Sinaltlc pattern will emerge from every conquest of error for tho Navy. B Vitamins, good proteins aA( Lansing. Olher guesU present were The bride's gift from the groom Mrs. Loree Pennock. Gloria and plenty of calcium. Cigarettes $1.19 Miss Fay Green of Muskegon, Doris Plynn visited their grandparents, stronger and better equipped for George Miller and Mr. Warner of was a strand of pearls and her gift Lelghton called on Vern Lorlng Enriched bread or biscuits o Hemlngsen and Virginia Conant. Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Erb, at Delton. the service of God and humanity, whole grain cereals, or whole w'hea Camels, Chesterfeilds, Luckies, to him was a gold tie clasp. The whereas selfishness weakens Sunday evening. Games were played and light re- bride's gifts to her attendants were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Freeman of bread and enriched flour wheneve ! Old Golds, Raleigh-Kools moral stamina and undermines Fred Roberta, Virginia Durkee you use white flour for cooking pur freshments were served. Mrs. zipper compacts and jeweled "V" South Boston have purchased the Stukkle received many lovely gifts the capacity for true service. and Bud Ellenwood of Grand Rap- poses, so as to get B Vitamins ant pins, the groom presented Mr. former Charles Lawrence home on Greed, fear, pride, and wlllfull- Ids called on Mrs. Martha Roberts minerals. and a grand time was had by all. Harker and Mr. Plnckney with zip- North Monroe-ave. and expect to ness thrive in the soil of selfish Saturday evening. A tomato, an orange, a grapefrul per bill-folds. move to town some time In Octo- ambition, while selfless service Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hlgley and or their Juices, so aa to got plemt^ SPRING Engagement Announced of Vitamin C. Mrs. Tallant, mother of the bride ber. yields in evcr-increasIng abund- children, Bobbie and Janice were 3 • 3^-pound Mr. and Mrs. John Broekstra of wore a becoming street length dress ance the fruits of righteousness — A big helping of green, leaf Sunday evening visitors of Mra. Sunday guesta of Mr. and Mra vegetables and sometimes yellov Gravid Rapids announce the en- confidence, courage, steadfastness, aver&ge Ib. of olive green spun rayon and cor- O. J. Yelter were Dr. and Mrs, R. T. Louis Luneke and aon. ones, raw or lightly cooked, so a CHICKENS 3lo gagement and coming marriage of joy, love, and allied virtues, which sage of peach color gladlolas. Mrs. Lustlg of Grand Rapids and Dr. Mra. Stella VanNamee and Mrs. to get more Vitamin C. more Vita their daughter, Louise E. Swartx, reflect divine Mind. FANCY ROASTING Hoxle, mother of the groom wore and Mrs. Howard Gault and daugh- NellR Bouma and daughter Marcia mln A and minerals. to Lewis E. Lull, son of Mr. and a street length dress of gray silk Selfish pursuits have only hu- Ann called on Mm. Vern Lorlng Eggs, or loan meat or seafood, si ters, Joan and Betsey of AmarUa, man will for their sanction and 4 5lb Mrs. Albert Lull of Grand Rapids. print with corsage of purple asters. one day last week. as to get more rrotelns, several ? Tex. support. Therefore their limited vitamins and Iron. The wedding date has been set for At the reception immediately fol- We are glad to hear that Mr. and CHICKENS " T 33c October 31. Louise was a graduate Tuesday evening dinner guesta of achievements fail of permanent An apple, a peach, a pear, o lowing the wedding refreshments Mrs. Ivan Denlae have purchased other fruits In season, so as to ge of Lowell high school class of 1941. Mr. and Mrs. Don MacNaughton good. True service, service for the of cake, Ice cream, coffee and bon- spiritual betterment of mankind, the Harper homestead. added minerals and vitamins. Her many friends extend beat bons were served by Miss Jacquel- were Miss Lois Emery of Grand r has divine authority, for God is Golden Role No. S wishes. ine Fahrnl of Lowell, cousin of the Rapids and George Behnke of the Great Lakes Naval Training Sta- Love. God's purpose and plan for News From Grand Kaplds Thenv unless your doctor has yoi 11 VEAL STEW Ib. 22c bride, and the pretty little twin 1 Engagement Announced tion. His children are always good. His Of Former Bowne Folks on a special diet, eat anything els. ' daughters of Mr. and Mrs. O. E. you like Including the neccssar blessings are universal and irr- Cinm M. Urandohury Mr. and Mrs. C. H Reynolds an- Butler. Mrs. Harry McGaffagan of Flint fats. You will, In this way, be get partial. Hence any endeavor VEAL ROAST Ib. 30c nounce the engagement of their For her golng-away outfit, Mrs. was a Sunday visitor of her cousin, ting a dally, nutritionally adequat. which is based on a desire to do diet. daughter, Florence, to Mr. Ken- Norton wore a blue suit with bur- Mrs. Carrie Condon, also visiting at Mrs. Ida Glasgow and daughter the greatest good to the greatest Mildred entertained aevoral friends neth Wood, Jr., of Grand Rapids. gundy accessories. The young cou- the home of Mr. and Mrs. James number is sanctioned by divine at dinner last Saturday night In Perfectly Developed Young Man PIG LIVER Ib. 19c Mr. Wood is a senior at the Univ- ple left In the evening for a short Ford Monday, returning to Flint Love and supported by omnipo- honor of Will Glasgow's birthday. ersity of Michigan. No date for the trip to the northern part of the that evening. tence. It therefore cannot fail of Thurston W. Tldd Is the prou. It was a surprise on Will and all wedding haa been set. state after which they will be at fruition. When one's effort is possessor of a beautiful sllve FRESH SIDE PORK Ib. S7c Week-end guests of Mra. John h&d a Jolly good times » home to their friends In Detroit. aligned with God's purpose, true championship loving cup award b Lalley were her daughter, Mrs. L. Mrs. Nellie Pottruff accom- Book Fomm Those from away attending the success is sure. Charles Atlas, holding the title o J. Delehanty of Ann Arbor and her panied her sister, Mrs. Ella Bannan SPARERIBS Ib. 2Sc wedding and recoptlon were: Mr. In proportion to the selflessness the world's most perfect mar The Book Forum Club met at the sons, Robert Lalley of Washington, to the latter's home In Lowell Sat- and Mrs. Will Deymann of Ionia, of motive and purpose are the Thurston was a winner amon; Cottage of Mrs. Ray Avery lact D. C., and Bill Lalley of M. S. C., uiday .norning and rpu.alnoi un- BEEF POT ROAST Ib. 26c Mr. and Mrs. Louis Graf and fruits of labor enriched and the hundreds of contestants as the mos Wednesday evening for a chop auey Eaat Lansing! til evening when E^wln Pottruff daughter of Grand Rapids, Mr. and opportunities for serving in- perfectly developed young man auppor. Election of officers M creased. "Right motives give hrough'. her homo. Mrs. John Schwab, son and daugh- Rev. and Mrs. D. F. Warner were MUTTON SHLDR. RST. Ib. 17c held and plans for the coming pinions to thought, and strength George Ford and wife calle-', on ter of Rockford, Mr. and Mfa. Chas. at Ludlngton Monday to attend the year were discussed and arranged. and freedom to speech and ac- Mr. and Mrs. Pottruff last Thurs- IN MEMCRIAM Oesch of Beldlng, Mr. and Mra funeral of Mr. Warner'a father, L MUTTON STEW Ib. 18c D. Warner, who passed away at the tion," writes Mary Baker Eddy on day evening. Social Brevities Edwin Y. Marshall and baby of page 454 of the Christian Science Mrs. Malvlna Hogan la visiting In loving memory of our dea Jackson, and Miss Eudora E. Mar- home of his daughter near Scott- Mrs. W. C. Doyle entertained the textbook, "Science and Health relatives in Lowell this week. mother, Mra. Grace Colllna, wh LAMB SHLDR. ROAST Ib. 89c shall of Detroit. vllle on Saturday. St. Mary's Altar Society at her with Key to the Scriptures." The M-s. Wm. Spear, nee Eleanor passed away Sept. 21,1938. ) Mr. and Mrs. Ray Rogers, for- home last Friday afternoon. After worker whose motive is right, be- Thaler, and baby of Go lwn Heights Kind and loving were your ways, CARD OF THANKS merly of Alma, are now located In cause it is based on divine Prin- LAMB STEW gen. spring limb Ib. 17c the business session, cards were and her sister, Mrs. OrvtUe Cox and Faithful, fond and true, - thtlr home on W. Maln-st. Their ciple, aoed never fear a lack of played. We wish to express our grateful baby of Battle Cr&ek were guests Tears and heartaches still remal)} - many frhnds will be glaJ to wel- ability to perform the task which thanks to Robert Yelter, our neigh- at the home of Mrs. Frank Martin Mother dear, for you, The Fortnightly Club met at the come them baok to Lowell. Mrs. God leads him to do. Patience end bors and the firemen for their Sunday afternoon. p20 The Chlldrer New Sweet Potatoes 5 lbs. 25e home of Mia. Hay Borgerson Tueb- humility will attain the mental thoughtfulnesa and good deeds dur- Pogers will be rcmcmbore;! aa the Will Glsegow and wjfe attended day evening. Two very Interesting and moral stature commensurable ing our recent fire. former Mrs. Jo.»sle Bennett. Eastern Star Chapter at Lowell reports wore given, one by Mrs. for the occasion. Likewise one NOTICE, LEDGER READERS- Yams 3 lbs. t7e Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Acheson Mlos Merry Swan Is In training Friday night. Wm. VanVdrst, on the Island of whose motive Is God-Inspired FrWnds ef The Ledger havlnt and Vivian. c20 to become an operator in the local J. S." Brandebury and wlfo with business In ths Probate Ceurt o Malta and Mrs. R. D. Hahn re- never lacks opportunity for serv- telephone office, aucceeding Miss the former'a aon, Arloe and wife Kent County will confer a favol Hard Cabbage Ib. 2o ported on the Netherlands, East ice. True service always finds Marjean Finger, who has resigned. vlalted relatives In Kent City Sun- on the publisher by requestli Indies. CARD OF THANKS expression, whether It takes the At present Mrs. Agnes Walters of day afternoon. the court to order probate noticed I wish to thank my relatives and form of a simple suiile or the lift- publlsifed In this paper. Thij Mrs. E. A. Rush Is giving a Zeeland Is assisting In the local We are sorry to hen? that Mra. Hsbbsrd Sqsash Ib. 4e frlenca for the ioveiy flowers, fruit ing of a heavy burden. The man Court will be glad to comply wit luncheon today (Thursday) at Lone Lulu Cannavaa, who recently un- and cards, also the neighbors for office for about three weeks. whose chief desire is to serve God the request when made. - Pine Inn for the pleasure of thirty and humanity stands before an derwent an operation at Butter- 1 the farm work done, during my 'Harry J. Fuller of Grand Rap- upset fully. H, G. Jefferles. t Cooking Apples 7 lbs. 2Sc guests. Mr. and Mrs. Rush will be open door which neither age nor worth hoapltal, wrltea tlRt she la long Illness. Ids, formerly of Lowell, haa been ap- leaving soon for their winter home circumstance can close. Imbued not improving very rapidly and Is p20 Edward Yelter. pointed a member of Kent County Fire destroys wood but strengU at Tulsa, Okla. with the love which reflects di- obliged to alt In a wheel chair, not Caliiorala Tokay Grapes ib. 10c draft board No. 8, according to an ens Iron.—Old Eastern Proverb. vine Lov§, such a one shrinks not being able to walk much. She is at Classified ads bring results. Try announcement from the governor's from .esponsibility; and. sup- her home In lonja. one and be convinced, tf COMING EVENTS office. He succeeds Paul G. Goebel, ported by an unfolding under- now in service as a naval lieuten- standing of the omnipotence, CARD OF THANKS The Child Study Club will hold ant. Mr. Fuller has a son, a gradu- omniscience, and omnipresence of Its fall meeting Monday, Sept. 28, ate of the U. S. Military Academy God, divine Mind, he is not weak- Hay we take this method of SPECIAL Weaver's at 8:00 p. m. with Mrs. Harod Nash, at West Point. ened by fear, hindered by pride, thanking our neighbors and friends Can you take care of for their kind erpreselons of sym- $5.50 Oil Permanents Phone 156 We Deliver W. Main St. Association dues of Mr. and Mrs. L E. Court arrived or hardened by failure. Spiritual confidence and courage are bis to pathy in our bereavement at the 50c will be due at that time, and Unexpected Expenses In Lowell Saturday from St John, for $3.95 strengthen his steps and steady loss of our mother. These ex- all members and fi iends are urged New Brunswick, where Mr. Court Good for one month only Caused by his hand for the performance of pressions have been deeply appre- to attend. 19-20 has been manager for the past Oet yonr permanent now! whatever task Is before bLn. He ciated, pneumonia. He was able to ride to Illoeu or Accident nine years of the Canadian Banana The Good Will Club will meet on acknowledges no handicap, ac- Mr, and Mrt, Otis Whitby MANICURES FALLASBURG & VICINITY their cottage on Sunday with Mrs. Co., a subsidiary of the United Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 7, at the cepts no permanent defeat. Ob- and Family. , Mrs. Wesley Miller Boynton and called at the Wesley Buy Protection Fruit Co. The Canadian offices Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday home of Mrs. Will Garfield In Sara- stacles and trials only sharpen the d) Mr, and Mrs. Jesse Fosburg. Miller home. ' BE SAFE have been closed for the duration. nac. edge of endeavor, and from defeat Betty Rutk Beauty Shoppe Mr. and Mrs. Will Booth enter- Mr. and Mrs. Bid. Bradley were Mr. and Mrs. Court's plans for he learns the way to win the vic- tained Ivan Shear of Battle Creek Classified ads bring results. Try S0mE.MalnSt Phone 304 afternoon callers of Mr. and Mrs. There will be a meeting of the H, i, RITTENGER, Agt the future are indefinite but at tory over error ihrough galniug a and other relatives from Hub- Emlel Stauffer last' Sunday. Mr. present they are staying here one and be convinced. tf Past Noble Grands' Club at the'i Call 144 higher understanding of God, di- bardston Sunday. and Mrs. P. A. Tate and Dean were hall on Monday evening. Sept 28. with Mra. Court's parents, Mr. and vine Principle. . . . Mr. and Mrs. Will Garfield and evening callers. Mrs. Frank Gould. Human history shows that those Mrs. Hattie Poole of Saranac were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Dennis were Notice—All Odd Fellows urged to who have accomplished most of Sunday guests at a fish dinner at dinner guests at the home of Mr. be present at Important meeting lasting good are those who have the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dave and Mrs. Bert Russell Sunday. Monday night, Sept. 28.—Order of loved God and reflected Him in Garfield. Mrs. Russell Anderson and Don- Noble Grand. S T RJA N]D, LOWELL their thinking and living. And so it will ever be, for Love Is God. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tower and nle are spending this week In Kala- mazoo with Mrs. Bill Zwiers and FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, SEPT. 26-28 —•The Christian Science Jfonttor. mm Betty and Bobby of Midland were Saturday and Sunday visitors of family. Mclntyre School P. T. A. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Chalmers and Mrs. James and Bruce Tower. The P, T, A. of the Mclntyre Nancy of Grand Rapids, Mr. and John Maur, brother of Mrs. School held Its first meeting of the Mrs. Bill Zwiers and family of Claude Booth, submitted to a major year on Sept, 18, at which time a Kalamazoo and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd WUatlfoH&MfWiiU operation at St. Mary's hospital in new flag, flown from a new flag- Stauffer and John were Sunday Grand Rapids last Saturday morn- pole, was dedicated. Mrs. Munroe, visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Emlel ing. His condition is fair at this the president, was absent owing to Stauffer. WAR BONDS Injuries received that morning in writing. Mrs. Sylvester Hllaskl and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. James Wright and an automobile accident and Mrs Wesley Miller were in Grand Rap- A scout car is a low-slung motoi two daughters of Owoaso were Ids last week Thursday afternoon. M. D, Court had charge of the program. "America" was sung bv car armored with heavy steel plate, callers last Saturday of Mr. and used to transport troops from one Mrs. John Wright and sons. all, accompanied by Mrs. E, Stevens Did You Kiwm that— point to another. It is of low sil- Mr. and Mrs. Glen Punk and and Clyde NcwelL Prayer by John houette and jlvei protection against Mrs. Rlninger of Grand Rapids Ships of the United States Navy Zoodsma. The flag raising cere- machine gun and other ground fire SUNDAY AND MONDAY, SEPT. 17-38 STOCK YOUR were Sunday callers of Mr. and are named according to the follow- mony was conducted by Frank L, A scout car costs 95,000. Mrs. Harry Vaughan. ing system: Stephens. Lowell Defense Comman- F. E. Boynton was hospitalized Battleships after states. der, while the audience stood at COAL NOW! all of last week, threatened with Cruisers after cities. salute, If there's any givm'... HI Don't count on fall and wlvtor transportation being available to Destroyers after deceased navy A poem, "Salute to the Flag", and marine corps officers, former was read by J, Zoodsma, A short be on the git tin' side!" meet civilian needs aa In the peat This la war; and raovlng-wp secretaries of the navy, and' con- talk was given by Melvin Court In war soppUes cornea first. To avoid having ISM coal than yon gressmen prominent in naval af- which he made a plea for scrap in WUtNR HOi. prtMsh need to keep your family or tpnanta warm, ai*i free from win- NOTICE TO PATRONS fairs. connection with the defense pro- ter IBs take Uncle Sam's adrloe and order year entire coal Gunboats after islands and cities. supply from us TODAY 1 gram. Other program features in- You and your neighbors Joining Begmnmg Monday, Sept. 28 Aircraft carriers after famous cluded the song, "God Bless Ameri- together can buy ore of these vehi warships and Important battles of RIVERVIEW INN ca," "Hlsory of the Flag", by Mrs cles for the Ordnance Department American history. Marland, Saxophone solo by Clyde of our army with your purchase oi WILL BE CLOSED FOR Submarines after fish. Newell accompanied by Mrs. E ivitb War Bonds. We need hundreds ol Phone 34 THE DURATION Stevens. The school's Junior Band them and need them quickly. Put at The newest development In the played a number, a few remarks least ten percent of your wages or or 152 There will be dancing Sunday- ANN SHERIDAN income Into War Bonds every pay "Save the Porcupine Mountains" by Mr. Swartz, a song by the girls RONALD RICHARD evening, September 27. How- campaign!, the Idea of reserving quartet of the school. day and help your fellow Americans some scenic sections from lum- After a short business meeting, tcp the War Bond Quota in your ard Norcutt at the piano. REAGAN - WHORF n v bering and keeping them aa forest refreshments were served. The •" < » 7 Dtpartmt*! THANKS TO ALL FOR C. H. RUNCIMAN primeval, has the official endorse- meeting was well attended and a PAST PATRONAGE ment of the state conservation com- good time was had by all. NEWS AND SHORTS Dealers tn Egypt must obtain a LOWELL, MICHIGAN mission. government permit to sell flour CUBLET HOWARD, Prop. Lapa»—Bolivia has closed all which does not contain wheat, corn Ada-Can 1-91U. 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