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VOL. XXXIV —no : 9. ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMDER 28,1922 $1.50 PER YEAR.

XEVER TOO OLD. HEIRAX OVEKTI RNH. TEMPLAR.H HERE TODAY Three persons were Injured when a “They are too old to run away,” said Ford sedan, driven Y>y Frank Sweet of REPUBUCANSNAME With fine weather prevailing the DEMOCRATS SCORE Henry Welserman, of near Fowler, COMPLETE TRAFFIC YOUTHFUL FORGER annual Knight Templar Field Day Carson City, overturned on the comer 12423515 when cautioned about leaving bis 18- B3D four miles southwest of Hubbardston to be held In St. Johns today prom ­ year-old team standing in front of the last Thursday, In addition to the ises to be a great success. Yester­ i cider press two and one-half miles CONFESSES CRIMES STATEJEEOATES day Commander Bert Qlaspie, of COUNT IN driver the other occupants of the car east of the village the other day. But were Mr. and Mrs. Hartwell Sweet and the local commandery received Just to show their owner that they word from Eminent Sir W. H. Total of 18,255 Vehicles Reftrtn School Boy Has Mrs. Frank Sweet. The ladles re­ Clinton County G. O. P. Convention Takes Fall Out were still young in spirit at least, the ceived several cuts about their heads W’eatherby of Detroit, Grand Com­ pair started Xo run, whirled the wagon Checked In Week. Bad Record. while Hartwell Sweet suffered a dlslo- Holds Convention mander- of the Grand Commandery Of Newberrvism around in a space of 10 feet, bolted ------, cated hip. P'rank Sweet was unln- .of Michigan that he would out the gate and down the road. They vjsit St. Johns today. He will be re­ Ktaalev Plethlenlr* Proves To Be All- Jured. Loose gravel was given as the .tlteiidaiice Eight From Itiirul Districts Elgin Delr/CUlcH .Named For Slate I were soon caught but not until they Five to Se^eii Passenger Cars .Most Nlaaley rieiKiee « * cause of the accident. The victims ceived at the Grand Trunk railway I had scattered pieces of the wagon for 6o NiiiHerous Type To Pass Over Aronnd. l rookt Arn^sted Here ^ Beeaiise Of Pressing Farm station by Commander Glaspie and .Meet .41 Bay City, Being I rods along the road. The box slipiied State Highways Saturday N'lght. 'erine Fox where they were attended Work 'an escort. Clinton avenue and the Held Today off easily and only about two bushels •------by Dr. Furgeson, of Carson City. line of march down State street of apples spilled out. Henry says you Republicans of Clinton County met to the drill field has been gaily dec­ Although the number -who attended can ’t tell anything about old age now- I For seven days, September 13 to 19 With the arrest Saturday night of orated with United States flags and ! a-days. j inclusive, an official count was taken SUinley Pletklewlcx. Heform Sthool HI VS KATE lUMSE. In couveutlou at the Court house in St. the Templar banners. The parade the democrat convention held in this Johns Thursday afternoon, September city last Saturday was small, the dele­ Ion the two statp trunk line highways boy, who has been working on the Conrad Stephan of this ^'ly, has pur- will be held at 1:00 o ’clock and the that cross Clinton county, M-14 and M- John .\ndrews farm near St. Johns for- ; chased the race horse, Hellenwood, 2L an delected a full set of delegates drills directly afterward. gates were pleased over the fact that j ROAD HOG TO BLAME. to the state convention at .Muskegon, the attendance was larger than the ! Frank Murphy, 'of Eagle, was in- ,21, under the supervision of the Clin- the past year, Clinton county officers , formerly owned by Frank Langford of - Sept. 27. G. O. P. got out to their convention on ! Jured Saturday morning in an accident ' ton County Board of Road Com- have secured the author of a long Owosso. The mare Is a valuable j missioners. During that period, for 12 series of crimes. Although only 16 horse and has won two of the four The convention was called to order AlTD S.WASll-rP. 'Thursday, besides the Democrats had I that occurred north of that village, by County Chairman C. C. Vaughan, much the best of the argument in the [while driving a loaded gravel truck he I hours each day a total of 18,255 ve- years of age this young fellow has races In which she has been started , , , Three cars featured in a smash-up : hides were counted. Lyle E. Belknap iH-eu fleecing local businei^ men out ^ this season. She is In the 2:15 pacing who mad a short talk in which he said, ■ Lansing-road two miles south enthusiasm shown. I met an empty truck which be claims “President Harding has faced prol -jgyn^ay afternoon. Dorr Mil- The convention was called to ordes 'did not turn out. Murphy ’s machine : county engineer, stated .Monday that of their cash with the coolness of an ' class and Mr. Stephan intends to start ! the unofficial count, which was taken old-tinne crook. Not only has he her at the Hillsdale fair races this lenis as great as any other president, j of this city, crashed into a Ford by county chairman A. B. Bullard, wno went into the ditch and half over- It is a tremendous task to get things touring car coming from the south read the call and then called the su­ j turned. Frank was taken back to during the middle of the summer, forged signatures and passed worth- week. The horse will be driven and showed that the traffic at that time less checks but has also added ‘‘break- handled by George Briggs. back to normal after a great war. g Columbia machine was also pervisor Patrick Gallagher of Bengal j Eagle where an examination showed There can be no great loss or destruc-j ^ happened that the Co- to preside as temporary chairman and 'that be had received ndnor injuries. i was two and one-half times as heavy ing and entering ” to his repertoire of . , ------' as it is now. crimes. However there Is an end to Hi'rii llon without til the people having to . lynibla was ahead of Dorr ’s car and named C. S. Clark to act as temporary : Frank McCrumb, who was riding with pay the bill. People are impat eut I traveling south. The driver of the I secretary, him was unhurt. Some interesting facts can be all things and Stanley is now behind ciark^ of Eagle townshiu gleaned from the data set down by the ,h. bar. of .b. coum. Jail -altlng „ Ma-' and think things snould he arc’iiu- i Golurabia slowed up for a drove of j motion the following committees plished faster. Hu, if vou will make an j hogs in the road ahead and Dorr!"'®'*® named by the chair, ! observers, who were stationed at the sentence. Saturday on the charge of being I dam ; kills lambs . ' four corners one mile east, west, north investigation you will find that much swung out to pass Just as the Ford i Permanent Organization and Order I George Hoerner reported to Justice Several days ago E. E. Bishop report- (j^unk and intoxicated. Clark was ar- has been accomplished under the pres- . ggj. cyme over the brow of the hill a Business — L. D. Parr, Lee VanVleet and south from St. Johns. It was found ed to Sheriff John Barnes that some-1 before Justice T. H. Clark, In 1 W. H. Steere the fore part of the week that the traffic was heaviest past the eut administration. ’* i few yards distant. There was no ■ Sessions. that two of his lambs had been killed one had broken Into the office of his Johns Tuesday. He plead guilty Harry E. Walsworth was called to; chance to avoid a collision and from' Credentials E. B. Farr, .Murrltt corner one mile north where 6,978 ve- creamery here on Satuwlay night, Sep- sentenced to pay a fine of by a dog and five others bitten. The ■ hides were checked. The observer at preside as temporary chairman and C. the looks of the Ford car it was lucky l^^own I owner of tbe dog is unknown. Justice teniber 16 and stolen 12 blank checks hq .OO or serve 20 days in the county C. Vaughan was named as temporary that no one was badly hurt .Nominations —M. .M. Hill, John Rob ­ j the fair ground station saw the next from his check book. The banks were I Steere fixed the amount of damage at I largest number, 4,504, while there were jail. He failed to pay the fine. secretary. The chair appointed the fol------erts and Adalbert Mosher. I $11.00. notified of the theft and business men Resolutions —H. .N. Webb, R. W. .len- '3,944 checked at Durkee’s corner and along the avenue were on the look-out lowing committees: Credentials, Ira Eddy, Frederick Myers and George A. nison and C. S. Clark. 3,829 one mile west, showing that the for the person who would pass the 6711 After a short recess the committee , north and south traffic is the greatest Bishop checks. BUTS ‘iT. JOHNS IN Rose. Permanent Organization and Or­ der of business, Wm. C. Searl, C. A. LANSING DISTRICT on permanent organization and order FLAMES NEARLY DESTROY HUNT I by a considerable amount. On Saturday night, September 23, of business made the following report; One observer took an offleial count Hubert Eddy of the firm of Eddy & Sherman and John P. Esple; Resolu­ FIRST FOOTBAU GAME FRIDAY Ist, That the temporary organization RESIDENCE HERE SUNDAY NIGHT I of the Ford cars and reports that they Ferguson, called Deputy-sheriff Rich ­ tions, Allen Beach, Jerome B. Stone and William Young; Nominations of HOLDS CONFERENCE be made permanent; 2nd, the report j composed from 52 to 60 per cent of ail mond and said that a boy in his store / WITZ SrOltFS TDK IIDDW .N IX State Delegates, Bath, Ernest Peacock; ------of the committee on credentials; .3rd, LOSS TO PROPERTY ESTIMATED AT I the autos that passed his station. Five was attempting to pass one of the EAST IIAI.F; SCORE 18-7 ! to seven passenger pleasure cars are checks in payment for some grocer ­ Dallas. Frederick Myers; Duplain. C. MAtliAHict MinFcfprc A n ireport of the committee on noml- WELL IXSI BED E. Bates; Eagle, John P. Esple; Essex. "ACiuuuiat iviiuisicia rv h u jnations; 4th, the report of the conimlt- I by far the most numerous vehicles on ies. The check was payable to J. F. ! the road today as the count shows sev- Holman for the amount of $4.56. .Mr. St. Johns went down to defeat in the Chas. Mathews; Greenbush, D. S. Mor­ Laymen Meet Here. resolutions. ! Stubborn flames that combated every rison; W’atertown. Jerome B. Stone; The committee on credentials, which leral thousand checked at each station. Eddy telephoned from the E. I. Hull first t'oolball game of the season when ! effort to quell them for several hours I It is rather surprising to note that & Son furniture store and when he re- the local eleven clashed with the Port- St. Johns. Ist W’ard, Oliver Spaulding; was adopted, gave ail democrats pres- j Sunday night destroyed the residence 2nd Ward, Pred Carrus; 3rd Ward. BUhops Hughes and Henderson Alive ent a seat in the convention. only six per cent of these were of the turned the “bird had flown." After the land team on the Portland gridiron I on McConnell street owned by Dewitt ! enclosed type. Harry E. Walsworth ...... Tjje nominating committee named deputy sheriff had arrived E. N. But- Friday afternoon. Portland scored two Fine Addresses; Swell Centenary ' Hunt, ’fhe house Is a double one and I The passing of the horse can be not- terfleld came across the avenue say- touchdowns while the Red and Black After the Taiious committees made Fnnd the following to attend the state con ­ I was occupied by the Frank Nolan and reports which were adopted, the fol­ vention at Bay City and they were ■ed In the* count that shows only 488 ing that another check payable to A. cro.ssed the final line but once and the : William Price families. Mr. Nolan suc­ j teams and wagons while a total of Smith for the amount of $10.26 had Just game ended with the score 13-7. This lowing were elected as delegates to unanimously elected, C. S. Clark; John ceeded in getting out all of his house- About 250 ministers and laymen of , Roberts, Essex; Henry Webb, Dewitt; : 1,404 trucks were checked. The num- been offered him in payment for some game was not on the schedule and was the state convention: Wm. M. Smith. ' hold goods before they were dam­ i her of out-of-state cars that were driv­ C. C. Vaughan, E. J. .MolneL George \. the I..ansing district of the .Methodist ' Hiram Brown, Victor ; Howard Grimes, aged but the fire and water caused con- groceries. Neither of these two iner- only a practice game, church of Michigan attended the con-j St. Johns; Frank Byan, Eagle; .Murrit en through Clinton county during this chants cashed the checks. -Vlthough for the most part a green Ruse. John P. Esple, C. .Mathews, 1 slderable damage to the goods belong- ference held at the church In St. Johns Frink, St. Johns; Frank Osborne, Es- time were 739. The heaviest traffic was F'inding that the guilty party had left eleven the local team put up a stiff : D. S. Morrison, Hayes L. Burch, Rob ­ I ing to Mr. Price. The loss on the prop- checked on Sunday. ert Hazel. John B. Spitzley and Oliver Tuesday. Sept. 26. Two hundred and , sex. the Butterfield store Deputy Richmond fight. Kelly. Brenner and Tllford, vet- . ' erty Is estimated at $5000 by Mr. Hunt. Following is a statement account ot started on a hunt for him. The boy eran linemen bolstered up the forward Spaulding. twenty-six people, as many as could / The committee on resolutions pre- ' It is covered by insurance. While the delegates were waiting for be accompanied in the church dining ! sented the following resolutions which the check showing a classification of spotted Mr. Richmond from across the | wall and were able to open holes In The fire was discovered by the Price the vehicles. the committees to do their work, room were served with dinner by the were enthusiastically adopted. street, and started to run. He was soon the Portland line. After their oppon- family who lived In the east wing of .M-14 Due .Mile North. speeches were made by Judge E. J. .MetJicdist ladies at 12:30 o ’clock. | The democrats of Clinton county, in caught and has since confessed to enis had made two touchdowns In the ! the house, between 7:30 and 8:00 Single horse, 193; double team stealing and forging the checks and first half St. Johns opened up an aerial .Moinet, Win. .M. Smith, John P, Espie, The program of the dav opened at assembled, emphatically o ’clock. It Is believed that the flames (light) 115; double team (loaded) 13^; a number of other crimes. attack and Zavitz grabbed a pass and Ira B. Eddy, Arthur E. Cobb and oth ­ 10 00 c clock In the morning when Dr. , condemn and denounce the adminlstra- started from hot coals that dropped Mannir.g, district superlnt.-nden*. meet ;tion of Governor .Alex Groesbeck as be- motorcycles, 12; 2-pa8senger cars. 367; During July of this year Stanley scored. .McKinstry tried for the point ers. from the fire-place into the basement 5-7 passenger cars, 4,637; busses, 48; 2 The judge urged harmony and said the district stewards in the parlors of ing outrageou.sly extravagant and auto- broke Into the office of Byron Danley after a touchdown and kicked a goal below. Gaining headway there the fire ton and less trucks. 144; over 2 1-2 & Son and stole six Swift & Co. cream from placement. he believed the democrats were going the church. At this time church prob- j cratic. was well started before the alarm was ton, 258; 5 ton and over, 54; trailers to work as never before to elect'their j lenis were discussed. • His utter disregard of the laws of checks from the back of the check The next game will be played with turned in. The flames swept up to the (state capacity tons) 12; Observers, Istok. The theft was not noticed until Elsie ou the local gridiron Friday af- ticket not only in Michigan but over After dinner an ovciHow meeting iwhich he was elected to roof on the Inside of the siding and the .Mrs. Sidney B. Keys and Sidney .1. several oays later and in the meantime ternoon. The remainder of the sched- the country. He called attention to the -ludiforium where dangerous and cannot help firemen had a great deal of difficulty Keys. the bey had cashed all of them for the i<^ us follows: Oct. 6, Owosso at ! fact that Ex-Governor Ferris is a very mshop Hughes, of .Massachusetts and contempt for the laws by in extinguishing them. .M-ll One .\(i!e .‘-oiitli amount of $12.70 each. He also secured Owosso; Oct. 13, Ithaca at Ithaca; i strong candidate in Michigan and , p Henderson, of Mioliipan. gave ® PCOP*®- ''’e believe his usur- Evidently someone had tampered Single horse, 81; double team about $5.un in cash from Donovan s Oct. 20. Ovid at St. .lohus; Del. 27,1 asked all republicans to get together addresses Evnrv availaole seat power and his arbitrary use with the chemical apparatus on the (light) 41; double team (loaded) 39; Ac<'ess«ry store which he burglarized Alum at .Mnia; Nov. ;1, Ow'osso at St. and support Senator Townsend. auditorium was filled in addl-:°^ ® menace to good govern- ; new fire truck In the fire hall on elec­ motorcycles 12; ^-passenger cats. 4 );.; on F'riday night. Se|)temi)er }%. .Mr. Johns; .Vov. 11. .Mason at St. Johns; .Mr. Smith thanked his friends in tion to the rba ’rs at the re.tr and there "*®nt and we call upon all of the peo- tion day as there was no pressure in 5-7 passenger cars, 3.983; Lusse8,7; 2- Danlay stated .Monday that the thief -Nov. 17. open; Nov. 24, Grand Ledge at rilnton county who stood so loyally by also several people seaieii ;n theiP*® H*® state regardless of party af- the tank and it had to be recharged hlm at the recent primaries. He asked j g,j„qav scho >l room. * | filiations to vote against him, to the ton and less trucks, 252; over 2 1-2- had iiald another visit to his office on Grand Ledge; .\t)v. 30. Thanksgiving, after the department had made the run tons, 35; ^5 ton and over, 39; trailers, the night that he broke into Bishop's open. all his friends to support Mr. Vincent. ‘ . »■ . . 1 i-. ; government of this coni- to fhe fire Sunday night. Three lines 8. Observer Sidnev B. Keys, crean>er.\ but failing to find cash or ------if he is shown by the recount to l-e the .. /‘“ I may be returned to the of hose were attached to the hydrant cussed the nj->l of i hristianiiv to people, where it belongs, and that the M-2i One'Mile Mesf checks departed after rumaging thru successful candidate. nearby and sufficient pressure was ob ­ Single horse. 98: doutle team John P, Espie thanked the Repubii- utisetM-.*d condifior. oi r. .Nelson H. ne.vs. beans picked brought to light the fact BUM .SPHERE ARRESTED WHEN Ira B. Eddy said he was sorry that , ,,, . ' ,, , Michigan in 1921 was unwarranted and that tbe boy had brought no beans to SAIN ‘PEACHES* TAl AIFFIA’ERS .’dr. Smith was#lefeated at the primar ­ Bishop Henderson addressed his we condemn the administration for its M-iM Dm- .Mile East the elevator, hut in the meantime he ies as he had always looked upon him 1 8 audience upon the need of added highandedness in placing sue]; an In- Poultry Culling Single horse, .74; double team a.s the .Vbraliain Lincoln «»f rilnfon subsenptions to the centenary fund creased burden on the backs of the (light 23); double team (loaded) 35; county that is used to carry on foreign mis- | people. Proves Popularmotorcycles. 6; 2-)>assenger cars. 470; \fter the Bishop robbery Sheriff ..f Bath township, was the cause of 5-7 passenger cars. 3.543; busses, o; i ^‘‘Ihers arrest Saturday on the The committee on resolutions luade tribute to the Believing that Newherryism has the following reixirf. which was adopt-!' ° '"*'''® devoted placed a stain on the good name of 2-ton and less trucks, 259; over 2 1-2- suR^ F "t" ‘^"1- ‘hurge of manufacturing and selling ed; Christianity Michigan which will not h* removed LAIlAiF A’KDMDS ATTEND DEMDN- ton, 32; 5-ton and over. 2; trailers, n. ^ F. (. Courtney, famous hand- “moonshine" liquor. Wilbert told the STRATIO.N IN A'AH XTY. Observer. Kenneth Jack.son. writing expert and found that the per- officers of his fathers occupation sav- Resolved. That we heartily commend nto foreign lands Some of the.se men until the voters of the state show r™ ‘hat he was tired of caJrvdnrwa?er , the administration of President Warren ^ ‘'V? condemnation of It by refusing Bishop Henderson stated that unless to elect to the V. S. Senate the man g ry ut that the other signature to the upper story of the farmhouse! G. Harding and the work of Congress More than 500 C'linton county farm­ ilD.METLEit-BELf HER ‘he “still-- was located in reducing government expenses and more money could be raised the hopes who stood as the defender of New- ers attended the poultry culling dem­ *.\ beautiful wedding took place at asked for additn.nl'r^^ ”' sometime past his family has had con- the number of goverment employees. cnnld m.t he'ronillo^f berryism and the methods be used In onstrations given the first three day.s Battle Creeek Saturday evening. Seji- ^ked for additional samples but beiore slderable trouble with M'ilbert as he M’e believe the Fordney-.McCumber . r .1 ...... «®c«'rlng his election. Therefore, we of this week by Mr. Ferguson. .M. .4. tember 23. when .Myron .Vrt.-iur Hos­ Isfi", I>‘‘trolt the real has always been a wild lad and now tariff law signed by the president to ­ issn ***^^ ‘7 I®*' ’ ‘he voters of .Michigan to C. specialist, working In conjunction tetler, of Chicago and formerly of St. thief was caught. day, will do much for the prosperity Fhin. uher elect to the senate Woodbrldge N. Fer­ with the Farm Bureau. Mr. F'erguson Johns was united in marriage with c 1 , . . 'hat he has reached the age of 12 years ine American peopie. 'taught to lheSmiLe"s" rls a man of such sterling integrity and wer7 mu reform school. of the American people. stated that he met more people in this .Miss Thelma Belcher of Battle Creek. he found He has been guilty of thievery- several Resolved, that we commend all ®l-' funds were available to 1honor that there will be no ques- county than elsewhere on his lour The nuptials were celebrated in the and Stanley told the officers that he times, forts made by the state administration work so ablv begun Of the H minds of anyone. In this about the state. First Baptist church at that city. The had torn them up and thrown them of Governor Groesbeck and his asso- ' 8 ‘at® or any other state of the union Although the first two days were ceremony was performed by Rev. S. away in the alley back of the .Masonic Perhaps the conditions obtaining in dates to lighten the tax burden of the 'as to what Michigan stands for. successful Wednesday was the big day B. Crandall. Those who attended from Ills home didn ’t tend to make M’ilbert Temple. Sheriff Barnes took him to state, and that It Is the sense of 'Bis | Mi.qip,,, i,nv in f An 0.1..^..“ .1.***^ commend our legislative and of the program. More than 40 people St. Johns were Mr. and .Mrs. H. V. Hos- the spot but no paper^_...c, fragments could -4t any rate he was “on convention that the legislature of 1923 jj j. . ^ . '^'ho, ; county tickets to the voters of this gathered at the Goodrich farm near I teller, parents of the groom, Mr. and be found. The check's were“found'"later ’ w® father and his story should endeavor to keep approprla- I, Boiieht out the f ^''^rd- county and ask the voters to give it Elsie early in the morning for the first Mrs. .Murrett Ridenour, and the Misses hidden in the boy s room at the .An ­ about the “moonshine ” proved to be tions at the lowest possible figure. 1 ^Ais desfrl ?o their support. We believe a change all meeting of the day. At noon a fine Fern and Mildred Hostetler. The bride drews farm home. correct. Deputy-sheriffs Bloomer and Resolved. That we heartily endorse 11".***" ‘h® P‘r'H‘ian along the line will mean lower taxes. dinner was served to about 100 at the is the daughter of .Mr. and .Mrs. E. \V. The young forger passed checks on Brace,. , , together, , with Detective Hufna- the candidacy of Auditor General Or- »®“‘‘®r®“‘‘ Henry N. Webb candidate for the farm of Hrewbaker & Son in Duplain. I Belcher, 'i he young people wMl make Robert Hicks and at the foliowine Lansing and a state prohlbi- amel B. Fuller and instruct our dele-I j^ . P _ . P ■’®^‘®'®‘"re was then called for and Mr. Ferguson culled the Brewbaker 1 their home at Chicago. business places in St. Johns; Boss o " caH®'* 'he Sphere home ,.te, to the state eoaventlon to ™te , • ahort epeeeh In which he tie- flock and gave a talk on types, clearly Grocery, Spaulding & Co. Burk’s found a first-class cop- for hi. renomlnatloh. | “ 'f' Yiff'hoanoed the eatrav.aanee o( the Oree.- illustrating how farmers (an cull l{E.SOLri’ID.NS OF KEMI'EI T store, A. G. Jones, Colby » Cash Gro- operation. They secured Resolved, That we pledge our hearty globe ™ i beck administration and promised that their own Docks. eery, Parr & Ridenour, the Army Store finished product and ar- It is with deep sorrow that Banner support to the nominee of the Republl-i .a .. conciuaton of hiu ..,1,...... • i Alva M. Cummings and a denutcratlc At each meeting about half of the I Grange .Vo. 124» records the ueatli of and D. C. LeBaron. can party for congress in the district, j coitrim.Ho^ ‘7 i legislature would, if given the chance. crowd was made up of women as they Brought before Justice T. H. Clark, • whether the recount finds William M-1 IweM thr eeStei^rv Thh ^ 1 lower the state tax 40 per cent. He their young sister Gwendolyn Warner. are greatly interested in the proper She will be missed In our order but Tuesday, the man waived examination Smith or Bird J. Vincent nominated. 1 fhan $4 200 was nledged hv tha 1 “‘"® ‘* ’® ‘a^Payers feeding of the flocks. Several people and was bound over to circuit court, Resolved, By the Republicans of Pl®a8®d by the pastors, | ccw..,- infinitely more so in the nuiu -2 wheri* the churches they represented and the ’' « Par'y label and corn- attended more than one demonstration COUNnPURLIC HEALTH NURSE where he plead guilty. After bearing Clinton county in convention assembled she lived as an only child. Realizing laymen present menced voting for their own pocket- during the three-duy program and one this we extend to the bereaved parenu the facts of the case Judge E. J. Moinet that we ask the legislature to pass a woman culled her flock and brought suspended Judgment until further In ­ Many compliments were given the 1 ;our truest sympathy In their deep af­ GIIIES SCHOLARS EUMINATION law requiring party registration of vot- 1 Methodists of St Johns duHnlmJ^t ' B«>wn, a loyal old Democrat several of her hens back to a second fliction. It is hereby vestigation of the matter could be ersors who take partnart in the primarynrlmarv elecalec- , ‘ during meet- victor townshio followed with meeting to find out if she had been MISS RDHR FINDS SEVERAL HAVE made. tions. It is manifestly unfair for the ing upon the appearance of their 1 Resolved, That as a token of our church which has been beautifully i he lambasted successful. Mr. Ferguson found that esteem we drape our charter In mourn ­ PHYSirAL DEFECTS voters of one party to take part In the rori»r>nra*o/i anH I the Oroesbeck one-man circus that she had used good Judgment in the nomination of candidates for another ing for thirty days, also that a copy of OUL has the G. O. P. elephant so far up in culling. these resolutions be spread ii|*on'the [HOLD THIRD BABY CLINIC AT party. the air that It would like to have the The crowds that attended show that •Miss Mae H. Rohr started work In Resolved, That the county conven ­ minutes of the Grange and a copy be the Clinton county schools last week , Democratic mole kick the ring mas­ the farmers of this county are inter ­ 'sent to the county papers for publica ­ tion of the several parties should elect ter out of the tent Mr. Brown also ested in the raising of better poultry tion. hy examining 33 pupils in the Frink I MAPLE RAPIDS, OCTOBER SRD their party committees and tbe offi­ MICHIGAN eUBUCANS MASS took a fall out of the late tariff legis- and the splendid advice given them .'Vlaud Luck school, Bengal township No. 4. There cers of the party committees Instead were $ mothers present at this exami- ' **. RDHR, L’OrX'Tl' RED ' lation, saying that any tariff rather will greatly assist them in their work. ' .Maude Dlller of the nominees appointing such com­ j than a tariff for revenue only was vl- nation. Out of the 33 pupils 13 were A'RDSS M'RNE IN CHARGE, mittees, and we ask our members of FORCES eiND STATE TICKET ^ .Millie Roat. a,jv found 7 per cent or more under weight; I clous. His remarks were given hearty WOMANS (LI B MEETS the legislature to try and enact a law HARMONY MARKS ( ONVEXTION AS ! The St. Johns Womans Club held 6 with defective vision; 1 with de- k „k i." i that will provide for the party con ­ L. D. Parr, Frank Conley, H. M. i their first regular meeting ai the Bank RECEPTION GIVEN fectlve hearing; 19 with defective i '”'‘1®^ ‘h® ventions electing their party commit­ CONTESTS ARE ELIMINATED teeth and 13 with defective '"roats. I ««<* Bumes, Frank Osborn and others I hall Wednesday afternoon, September A very pretty wedding reception was tees. made short talks. i 27th. a good attendance being present. held at the home of .Mr. and .wrs. Cna.s Miss Rohr also gave a talk on personal Allen O. Beach hygene for the pupils. ^l*® cBnlc Muskegon. Mich., Sept. 27—With While carrying Clinton county for I After the usual business was disposed Brya In Bingham last Thursday even ­ During this week Miss Rohr expects L*" 7®'** ^•'® ®hurch J. B. Stone Senator Charles E. Townsend and the Democrats seems to be a big Job, of the retiring president, Mrs. Robert ing in honor of .Mr. and Mrs. Geo. N. Wm. Youngs to visit several more schools the Boak ' 2:30 and 4:00. Governor .\lex J. Groesbeck sharing tbe hope that springs eternal in the Merrill in her own charming manner ^Butler whose marriage occurred Sun- school la Bengal, No. 6. Gardner school 1 p**- McWilliams of Maple Rapids will Committee on Rcsolntions honors in a Joint ovation, and with human breast, was there to bouy them I turned the affairs of tbe club over to |day. September 17. 1922. About eighty- Bingham No. 2 Frl Beneal Centor c***™"*"* physician assisted by every contest eliminated from the con ­ up, so they are going to roll up their I the new president, Mrs. H. B. Huey, . five guests were entertained dutliiK No. 2 and the Sanford ’and Itach schools ' “®® EMnlsh your home to live In during vention floor, Michigan ’s 760,000 Re­ sleeves and put up a fight. who gave a very interesting talk, con- (the evening with music and a social In Westphalia township. the winter. Cheerful homes save doc­ publicans massed their solid strength i cerning the hopes and plans for the I time. A two course luncheon was Sh« alfio leave a talk at the Parent- -two prevloua rlinlcs held in tor bills. Spend your money with us Y>ehind the state ticket in their annual IONIA .SINTERS HOLD CLASSES. I coming year. An outline of the work in I served by the Misses Lucile, Eva and Teachers club a. tiu grove school ini ’***®® ®“‘’ ‘"^®'‘® ^®'T‘ successful for wall paper, varnish and paint. W convention here Wedneeday. They Sisters Florence, Arelllna and Lel- the various departments was given by I'Heieii Brya, Neva Sauvegeot. Marjorie Essex last Friday. expected that this one will are offering good bargains. Hunt's bro'ight an enthusiasm Into the cam­ lis, members of the staff of SS. Peter chairman of each. Miss Mary Smith Elliott and Frances Boron. The out- ______!______^ be equally so. Drug Store. 9wl paign that completely flattened out the and Paul Academy, Ionia, will have speaking for tbe Legislative, Miss Kate of town guests were Mr. and Mrs. Rex opes of political rivals to profit by charge of the catechism classes of St. LeVanseler for Public Welfare, Mrs. Morris and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur But- RIGHT THROUGH WIN'DOAV. Auto trimming to order. Celluloid or possible discord. Joseph church, St. Johns. They will Lee DewJtt for applied Education and I ler of Lansing. Mr. and .Mrs. "yheo Brya When the truck driver was unload- ; glass curtain lights, curta'n fasteners, Withdrawal early Wednesday mom- come to St. Johns every Saturday, Mrs. C. M. Redfem for Michigan His­ , and .Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Lorenz of De­ ing coal and throwing the chunks , Coming Auctions door rods, new decks and curtains, Ing of the threatened opposition by and the classes will be held at 2:00 tory. witt and Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Brya of through a cellar window In the front , old ones water proofed. C. E. A. Bunge, Frank McKay of Grand Rapids, to o ’clock. Laingsburg besides many friends and of Burk’s store Monday he aimed one rear of Bunge Art Shop, St. Johns. 8tf State Treasurer Frank A. Gorman, and FDR SALE ; relatives from St Johns and vicinity. chunk too high and it smashed a big I Matt Htnmp, Detober 4 a similar action on the convention TAILORING AND REPAIRING. 1921 Ford Sedan, new tires, new ' Mr. and Mrs. Butler received many plate glass window. Con Stephan has Will sell his personal property at tbe Fly oil 76c gallon. Bring your can. floor by state Senator Roy Clarke, of All kinds of tailoring, pressing, re­ paint. A-1 condition. $425.00. 1921 ; useful and valuable gifts and the best a pieus of coal in his store window premises one mile east and one-half Guaranteed. Hunt's Drug Store. 9wl Berrien removed the only contests be- pairing and alterations. Your patron ­ Ford truck, flat body, runs good. At wishes of their many friends. marked one dollar, but If it were! mile north of Fowler on Wednesday, bre the delegates, and each of the pres ­ age solicited. Rooms nter Mlllman- 1-2 Us real value $200. F. H. McClin- threwu through a window that price October 4, 1922. R. L. Bixby, anction- Note to wives: Before you see your ent state offleers was renominated by Putnam drug store. Mrs. Carrie Cal­ tock, Willard Service Station. 1S4 cupied by 0. P. Dewitt and Sons is re- wonlda't be high enough. eer. Read adv. In this week’s issue. lawyer, buy your husband a good pipe. acclamation for the second term. kins. Adv. 9wl Black. 9wl I celvlng a new coat of paint. THK ST. JOHNS NEWS. ST. JOHNS: MICHIOAN. TIUTRSDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 28,1922 Page Three.

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The Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Wes- lay Smith is quite 111. Mrs. P. E. Kelsey and daughter were Ithaca visitors on Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Meacher of Elsie were town visitors on Thursday. Mrs. Neva Watson of Pontiac is a guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. OXFORDSl Prank Sebring. D Announcement D. W. Tiffany of Ashley was a cal­ ler here on Thursday. o I Will Oberlin and wife of Uuplain New Fall and Winter Oxfords for This is not a political aiinounceiiieiit, bnt an announcement were callers in town on Sunday. I Mrs. Glen Oren spent last week with to let you know that I have moved my bakery to the building for­ friends in Mt. Pleasant, j Chas. Kelly has been on the sick merly occupied by the McBride Bakery. list for the past week. Men and Women Leon Cox transacted business in Vestaburg the first of the week, The whole place has been thoi oughly rent)vatetl and de I Mrs. Ella Bishop visited at the home of her brother, James Hoover, of Web- You are invited to call in and see me in my new pla<'e. 1 will bervllle on Sunday, Chas. Sanford has returned home bi ‘ glad to welcome you. Yours. ^ from Lansing where he has been work­ School Shoes Too ing. Mr. and Mrs, Charles Dymond and son of Midland and .Mr. and Mrs. L. W. For the Boys and Girls I Dymond of Saginaw were guests of I their sister, Mrs. P. C. Beemer on Sunday. Mrs. .Mildred Hartwlck of Fenmore Wm. Murray spent Sunday here at the home of her , father C. E. Sandford. A School Bag Free With Elmer VanDeusen and Ross Carter FIR'E E! FREE! I of Elsie attended the I. O. O. F. picnic a Pair of School Shoes D The Baker, St. Johns, Mich. ■ here on Thursday. John Seeley hurt himself quite badly on Friday by falling and striking his I side on a block of wood. I E. Troop entertained friends from St. Johns, St. Louis last week. C. K. Morrison and Wilbur Morris- I ROLAND J. FRINK Michigan. ; son are remodeling the store build ­ ing which they recently purchased of |j. Holoeck preparatory to enlarging I the stock of merchandise which they [OE30Z [0^01 10^0] i^ocaio [ now carry. j Mrs. Anna Hamley and little son of I Jackson have been visiting her par ­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Holocek. Better Business Mrs. Hugh Davis is very poorly , / again and also Mrs. Elizabeth Parks ' Business is decidedly on the pick up has been under the doctor's care for i •Kcording to reports made by B. C. ' a few days. j TRY THE SUPERB NEW Loyal Baxter and family and E. 1 Koi Ih s in Forbes ’ Magazine of August Troop and family spent Sunday at ' It), J922. the Bay picnicking. 1 Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Krom returned , This liK'ans more money will be in cir- on Saturday from Sage Lake where j -r they spent the past month. i oulation. You should be sure that the Chas. Kuburger was in Owosso last I KUBKKA ?i - money which comes to your hands is week where his little girls have been i having their eyes treat-ed. I gets tile dirt— used wisely. Wise saving and wise* The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. El- i sjx'iiding are a boost to better business. ' gin Hainer has been quite 111. ' not the <*arpet i P. C. Beemer transacted business in j Make regular deposits at this bank. Ashley on ^Saturday, j Andrew Greenland and George Ober ­ \'(nir money wiW be invested wiselv. lin are spending the week at Hough- i ton Lake. | Rev. C. L. Scbleuter has been re- VACUUM CLEANER I turned to this pastorate again for the ; fourth year and is again attending to | his duties as usual. during your fall house-cleaning! The Bannister L. A. S. will serve a I chicken supper in Whitman ’s ball on I Saturday evening. Sept. 30th. i Grant Bishop and wife of Fenmore FIVE DAYS FREE I visited his parents here on Saturday. State Bank of St. Johns The Bannister I. O. O. F. and D. We make this generous offer because we want every woman to learn of R. lodges held a basket picnic in how the Eureka does away with so much of the drudgery of house ­ Newsom ’s grove on Thursday which cleaning. Don ’t send out your rugs or hire a man to beat them. Use was enjoyed by many visitors from the Eureka on five days’ free trial instead. Ashley, Eureka and Elsie. Elsie. Phone 155-2 rings for a Free Trial

Parenf-Teaehers .Meeting, A new cleaner will be delivered to your door without a penny ’s ex ­ j The first Parent-Teachers meeting pense. Treat it as if you owned it. We want you to learn how much YOU ALWAYS SAVE WHEN YOU BUY AT COLBY’S of this term was held in the form of work, time and climbing it saves. a reception for the teachers at the I school building last Tuesday evening. t The program consisted of violin duet Look This Over and See That We Are Satisfied With ■by Mrs. F. .\. Frye and Darwin Eret; This Offer Expires October 7th j welcome to the teachers, J, Q. Pierce; response. .Miss Madge Cornwell; pla- Small Profits and Quick Returns You have only until tt p. in.. October 7, to accept this great house ­ nologue, .Mrs. .Mae Goodrich. Refresh ­ ments were served. cleaning trial and easy payment offer. Only a limited number of ma­ Less ! Miss Ruth Partlow and Leon Wil­ chines will be loaned. So don ’t delay. .Act now. $45 Attachments Three Days, Friday, Saturday and Monday liams were married at her home near I Chapin Thursday evening. Don’t Buy Any Cleaner Until You Have Tried Eureka Com- Miss Grace Holbrook of Chicago is ! $53.50 3 lbs 4X Sugar...... ,...... 29c 3 Palmolive ...... 25c j visiting her parents here. ■ Kenneth Peters has gone to .\nn I Let us loan you a new Eureka for five days free. Use it on the Fancy Bacon ...... 29c 3 Jap Rose...... 25c I Arbor to enter the University. { rugs, upholstsery, portieres and mattresses. Let the new Eureka save CASH j Miss Margaret Steere spent Tuesday j your strength during housecleaning time. 10 bars Kirks Flake White Soap . .48c Famo Pancake Flour...... 29c I evening in Bannister with .Miss Bethel Fancy Mild Cheese ...... 30c : Kelsey. I Phone 155- 2r 10 bars Classic Soap ...... 48c Mrs. Russell Rlvest and ohildrea Only $5.00 Down Extra Nippy Cheese ...... 35c j visited Mrs. E. M. Waite W ednesday. i For Free Trial I .Misses Madge, Grace and Frances j Easy Monthly Payments Quart Jar Mustard ...... 23c I Cornwell and Catherine Clark were 3 pounds Whole Rice...... 25c If you cannot do without the Eureka you may keep it and make entertained at a six o ’clock dinner at I the small down payment. Then you can pay the balance in easy in ­ Free Coupon Offer the home of Miss Ruth Hall Friday. stallments thirty days apart. Remember —tbe five day's trial is ab ­ George Carter, Lee Litchfield, Glen ' solutely free. But you must act at once to get it. Yi. K. OH(;OOI> k HON Brainard and Glen Levey left for Kal-1 7 Pounds Sweet Potatoes 25 cts. amazoo to take up their college duties. I Send me details nt your tree trial j Mr, and Mrs. Harlo Smith of Owos­ offer. 2ov K C. Bukinff Powder ...... 2le so spent the week-end with .Mr. and I .Mrs. Wm. Cornwell. .Name Ic ONE CENT SALE Ic 2 Ihs. Pure Lnrd ...... Sic W. R. Osgood & Son I Misses .Zelma Fox, Donald Camp- .Address 2 Ihs. (’»fl«suett ...... '...... Sic I bell, Beulah Clark, Vera Someia, Par- j bara Galecka. Norma Addison and ;______— 2 Ihs. Lard Pompound ...... Sic 26c Bottle Olhes 2 (or ...... 26c ! Daisy Bouch went to Mt Pleasant i I II). Creanter) Hatter ...... 4Sc I where they will attend the normal ' ______■ W o 16c Cocea, 2 for ...... I this coming year. ‘ ■- — • :2s 1 Ih Soap Flakes ...... 16c j Rev. W. M. Jones returned from Ai- 1 Mr. and Mrs. George Carter and w < lOc Toilet Paper, 2 for ...... lie Sunninid Heeded Raisins ...... 16e j blon the first of the week with the re- [ daughter, Alice, motored to Mt. Pleas- n 2 Shn*dded Wheat ...... 26c j port he will be our pastor for the ant Sunday. H 10c fan rieanscr, 2 for ...... He w S Kellofnts ...... 26c ' “^Mrs* ConwTn K K , i Bo™- to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Clock. S Post Toasties ...... ,...... 26c Mrs. Harry Conklin and baby of ! QantAmhpr 22 a son lOc Toilet Hoaps, 2 for ...... 11c Lansing are spending a few days with September 22 a son. H Jello ...... 10c Mr. and Mrs. Henry Saylor. i Mr. and Mrs. F. N, Frye and son. O 16c Tumbler Jelly, 2 for ...... 16c W Ivor) H«>iip Flakes ...... 11c La Verne Fox left last week for .New Stanley, and Mr. and Mrs. Hngh Wat- Haven, Conn., where he will attend ^ ®on and son of Pontiac spent Sunday w > ('orn ...... 16c, 18c and 20e 16c ('an Wax Beans 2 for ...... 16c r* Yale college. j at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sale of Aluminum Ware w Pea.s...... lOc, 16c, 18c, 20c and 26c The W. R. C. will meet with Mrs. .Sebring. O Hauerkrant ...... ^...... 18c o 10c ('om starch, 2 for ...... lie Ruth Sexton Friday afternoon. Pot- Howard Streeter and friend. Miss Roasters Succotash ...... ^ luck supper. Everyone Invited. 1 Neva Dennison of St. Johns, called on S' Covered Kettles Kidnejr Beans ...... 18c Miss Minnie Coon of Detroit spent ' friends Saturday night the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. A. L. j Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Ferguson of 2 Ponnds rrackeiw...... 26c Prtiserving Kettles’ - Ic Sickles. 1 Vernon spent Sunday with Mrs. L. B. ONE CENT SALE Ic 0 Pounds Rolled Oats ...... 2Sc Mr. and Mrs. Youry and family of ! Downey. Percolators I Breckenridge spent Sunday with .Mr. Mrs. Vernon EJasllck of EJdgewood 88 c t'aliipict Bakina Powder 1 Ih. Can ...... SSc Riee Boilers MHtrhrs |»fr box ...... &r Tea Hifnntrs 1 ponnd ...... ,..2Sc and Mrs. Charles FUsell. | spent the latter part of the week with EACH Mr. and Mrs. Luman Hall and small ' li^r mother, Mrs. A. Baker. Dish Pans ♦Sr Extra Fine Balk Coffee ...... JWB* S lloien Rubbers ...... 26c I daughter were Sunday gueeta of Mr. Whitaeventin Campfire girls en- Water Pails The lowest price ever Baked Beans <'«n ...... 11^ 1 ponnd focoanat ...... ‘.Sic j and Mrs. A. E. Dunham. • * Joyed a steak roast at the gravel pit 8 Ihs Hand Picked Beans ...... 26eHwert Pickles, dozen ...... 12c Mr. and Mrs. L. Mitchell and daugh- | Friday evening, Tea Kettles quoted on these ii:oodR. Pineapple, ran ...... 2»e Hal S«idn |»cr pound ...... 4c ter, Bessie, were visitors at the home > Miss Ruth Sherman spent Sunday in i l4irfe dmpefmlt ...... 26e’ I of Mrs. E. N. Waite Sunday. j Detroit. Peanut Butler, per pound ...... 16c i Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Knott of Carson Li. C. Uaese and family of Howard Naans Itown Cnke Flonr ...... 42e lillj- W hite Flonr ...... $1.10 jClty, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Campbell of City spent Friday evening here. I Ithaca and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Jervis Mr. and Mrs. Dale Levey and Miss Fowler & Ball I and family of Fisher, Illinois were Athena Bennett spent Sunday evening We Have An Extra Delivery Leaving at 4:30 O’clock i (allers at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. in Ovid. I E. Clark. James Gamo spent Friday In Green- ST. JOHNS WFNCffSmM •’ten MICHIGAN I Misses Lexie Wool and Fern Davis ! '^Ble on businesa. I of Lanalng were in Blaie Sunday. ,------C. D. Bates and family visited in ! Island Brings Bride Luck. 801 aoi IOC aoi COLBY’S CASH GROCERY ' Coleman Sunday. A romsnrlc supersiition has esmed W. J. Steere and family of 8t. Johns for Norfolk Islnnd. In the Pacific I'liiou Phone 6b ■spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. B. Hand in Hand. Justice Must Be Foundation. St. Johns, Michigan Fanners Phone 144 ocean, the nickname of '‘Honeymoon “When a man gits to be his own In the government of men a great I H. Steere. fsland.** H Is believed that s bride I Miss Genevieve Wooley left Mon ­ boss, ” said Uncle Eben, "he ’s mighty deal ma.v he done by sever1t.v. more who spends her flrsi month «)f married day for Monroe to attend school. liable to And dat his business an ’ by love, bul ijio.sf of nil by clenr dis­ life there will Ite sMsureil of long Ilfs, I Velma Churchill assiated In A. J. pleasure leads him to treat hisself cernment and impartial Justb-e. wblcb health, wenlth and happiness. Advertise Your Auction Sales In The St. Johns News I Auatln ’e store Saturday p. m. rough." pays no respect to persons —Goethe. !

Pa|^ Faoi THE ST. JOHNS NEWS, ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 28,1922

D6Witt Btindl* Cuahnuui an* OiaeaM as a Banalty. ______tertalnad company from Howell Bun- “Every disease." says f>r. E. H. Can Fish Haarf Id ra. Norman 8. Horton and son of **^*3^* Dewe.y. "Is an Inherited iiossihlllty. Flab have no eara, bat there la n# You Auto Know donbt that they can detect aouods. It : Elkhart. Ind. are visiting at the home Mr. and Mrs. Walt Cllse and daugh ­ which every violation of the laws of ter, Elain, and son. Darwin, of Ithaca is probable that they feel tbe vibra That U engine trouble de^'Ol- I of Mre. Irene Starmont this week. life tends to develop*. It is never sim­ Coming Saturday visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. tlona which sounds set up In tlie a-a- opa which la not eaally dlag- I Parties from St. Johns are moving ■ nii — ply an attack on a well person, but ' the house purchased of Fred C. Tuck- i i i* j ter, by means of a Hensitlve nerve tt'st Doaed, the chances are that the rather a sunr-TiIng op of more or leas A. L. Goodrich'of Lansing visited runs down each side of ibeir boiHc'* piston lings are at fault and er by Mrs. Rldgedale to a lot on Bridge lifelong vi<>\itlona of, health lawa." ! street south. friends in this place last Sunday. 10 POUNDS SUGAR— It Is therefore always well tc I Dewitt Chapter No. 30 order of Elasl- John Young has rented Mrs. Rose for...... 70c examine tJiese before delviui j ern Star will confer degrees upon can- Reads residence on Main street. further into the more delicate : didates at the regular communlcaUon i partM of the nie<'hanlsm. ; Friday evening. A banquet will be I KNOW LIHLE OF VOLCANOES 10 BARS P. G. SOAP— This may be done In a iiiannei' sOrved. I Announcing S2c Kufllcienrly accurate for all prac ­ I Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore of Lan- j geientiete Look to Roglon in Alaaka, for...... ; sing were guests of Mr. and Mrs. tical purpoMCH by crankmu the Whoro Comprehonsivo Study Frank Todd Sunday. ^ msQim engine up to high presHurc and May Bo Mado. 3 BOXES CORN FLAKES— then allowing it to stand fi*r a O. K. White who is employed by the . minute or two before ofMMilnt: State Agricultural department has not for...... 2!ic , recovered sufficiently from his auto- . To scientists, one of the significant the i>ef or priming-cock to ' mobile accident near Grand Ri^ids a features in connwtlon with the exist ­ if tlK^e Is any compression left. ' few weeks ago as to enable him to re- > ence of the exteiislv.e volcanic region 3 CANS OF MILK— Byv trying in turn, piston ring turn to his work. j in Ala.'fka is the fact that it is sit­ for...... 25c troubles may usually be '.ocut- F. L. Furgesoii, Floyd E. Furgeson uated wliere. in tlie future, at least, ed in this manner, for tlie coin {and family of Lansing dined with Mr. it will be easily accessible for study. pression will leak out past fiiul y : and Mrs. Henry N. Webb Sunday in the .And there is much room for the study 2 POUNDS OF LARD— piston rings, while it will lie r afternoon they with C. S. Baldwin and | of volcanoes. Although voicanlsm was I family motored to Laingsburg. i 2!ic held by those which are proper.} ’ proliahly one of the first of nature's VACUUM eVP for...... ' Miss Alice Padgett visited relatives flttiMl. In this connection, tlie sfiei-tacular phenomena to thrill man. valves must also be considered, at Homer from Tuesday until Sunday. | Mr. and Mrs. G. V. Conkey, Mr. and It presents one of the few obvious for If they leak it is almost Im­ prohlems about which aclem*e has no possible to get good compre.ssl.ni Mrs. Charles Stidd and daughter, Eliz- ! abeth, of Homer, were entertained at ^ satisfactory hypothesis. Just where in the cylinder. Both the vnlvt*s the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jot)n Fad- ^ the heat comes from 'which melts CUNCHER and tlie piston rl|igs should be gett the first of the week. They with stone, why it la concentrated within tested, liow€‘ver, before one com their guests visited Glenn Padgett detintte areas, froui what depths tha meiices to tinker with the deli­ . and family and other relatives at Hen- ' molten material rises and why it rlsaa Parr & Ridenour cate mecliiinisiii of the carbu ­ jgai during their visit at this place. I —these are some of the problems retor. which is iisually blamed I Mr. and Mrs. Dills were ^ about which there has been modi CORD TIRES when other pints nre at fault. I guests of Mr. and .Mrs. Win. White j speculation, but in regard to which St. Johns, Michigan (CopyrlBhl. IK*;. Iiy Th. Wh>-< “l«i Sunday. In the afternoon they motored ; S>n"nci.) the tensive work. Two clubs were orga­ Exaggerated Expreeeione Do Ned AS These tires possess the proved quality and mileage —The Store of— nized, the younger club will be com- ; ways Convey Any Really posed of pupils under 12 years of a,4e cite Shade of Meaning. delivering goodness of all Pennsylvania Vacuum and the second club of those above 12. The younger club will hold their first Cup Cord Tires, at epoch-making prices. Substantial regular meeting, Friday, Octoi er »i. i Wlien scieiiri.sts say a thing is cold production and economical sales policy account for The older October 13. The meetings they really tnean it Is not warm I will be held at the studio. j enougli to be isimfortahle. When a the astoundingly low users* prices quoted. Pennsyl* •Mr. and .Mrs. riomer tirazee in com- j thing Is said to be hot It is iiieaut the vania quality strictly maintained. Good Values siinie way, that it Is too warm to be pany with Mr. and Mrs. Willis Mc- Louth left Sunday for .Adrian to VisIt cotiifortiilile. .\!1 degrees of cold and Prices of all other sizes just as attractive. For examplec friends for a few days. heat are really Just different degrees High Pressure Gun. Bernice Henley of Lansing was a vis­ of warmth. .Vhsolute cold—that Is, 30 X Vacuum Cup Fabric ...... $11.95 Showing t*.\(*Iusiv( ‘ly the vt‘ry dcpciulahli* (’app ’s itor of C. S. Baldwin and rainily Sun ­ entire alisence of warmth —has never X day. 32 4 Vacuum Cup Cord ...... 29.25 KK) p( ‘i* oi'iit virjfiii wool rlotliing. Stylos snitahlo foi' opening of a rlieck valve at the iiox.xle. been known. 33x4 Vacuum Cup Cord ...... 30.15 A small pin In the grease ciijt opens The fair and liaked goods sale lield When I’onipared with liquid air, ice at the Woodman hall recently by the 32 X AV z Vacuum Cup Cord ...... 37.70 all. the valve. Tlie handle of the gun Is treiiiendoii.sly hot. And liquid air need not he turiicil when the gr* ase la j Royal .Nelghliors .Vo. 432 netted the 35 X 5 Vacuum Cup Cord ...... 49.30 society over eighty dollars. ^whlch Is so cold that were you to ejei’teil. Siiucial cups are furnished (lilt a ringer In It. it would he humen with the gun. Mr. and Mrs. Fred C. Tucker and son. Arnold, were guests of .Mr. and off—Is liut <’oinpared w ith frozen he ­ — for a limited time — 1 liavo a very attractive line for yoiinjr men and Mrs. Jay V’aiiDyke Sunday. lium gas, file coldest thing known. Juniors. The seventh and eighth grade of ilic , Fur an object to bu hot means noth ­ A •nrON TESTED’’ TUBE A(yiT®i;^©soa,E village schools gave a party at the ing more nor less than that the mll- h P h I with each regular home of .Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Heiler, i lions of atoms that compose the ob- M MmMjLl# Vacuum Cup Tire purchased I Bridge street north, last Friday even- jer-t are vibrating very fast. The fast­ I ing at which time the eighth graders er ttu'se particles vibrate the hotter If you are liard to fit or suit in a ready-to-woai ‘, 1 initiated a number of the seventh the object liecumes. can tailor a suit for you at ])riccs from )i?27.5() up. Test the valve springs for strinigth. grade into the mysteries of their cla.ss If an object bad no vihriitlons in It * • • society. Refreshments were served. at all. It would l>e |»erfe«’tly wld. Keep spark well advanceit and save Sergeant A. B. Peeler and Mrs. Peel­ er of Lansing were guests of their par ­ D. L HUNT gii-^. Did you ever notice that some men • • * ents. Mr. and .Mrs. A. B. .Moses. .Sun ­ Any reasonahic altci’ation on a r(‘adv-to-weai' day. behave themselves only so long and j Wash tlie car witli H llglit siresiii I (’lareiice (’lemeiits of Detroit' was then they must break loose? ! Opposite Postoffice - - - St. Johns suit without charge. and a sponge. eiitertalneil at tlie home of hla aunt. Mrs. Frank I’eltier, Sunday. Sufi water or clear rain water is Mr and Mrs. Omar Stevens of ('hnr- licsi to use In tlie cooliiig s.vstem of lotte were guests of .Mr. aiid .Mrr. ,\1- Just I'eccivcd a sliipnicnt of yoiin^ men ’s tidiisms llie engine. bert H. Munger Sunday. j;<>od for school, pi'ici's fi'oin and up. • * * .Mr. and .Mrs. John Foot of ('leveland Tlie varnish uf » new car Is hciic- Ohio have been visiting .Mr. and Mr.-*. SPECIAL-SIX fited ami hiirdcneil by washing with Frank Eldridge for several days. •Miss Fallen and Robert Hazle of Ovid SEDAN Odorless Altei'inji clear, cold wiitiT. visited tlieir uncle and nuut. Mr. and ♦ SB Mrs. Fred E. Hazle, last week. Dry Cleaning K-epairinji .\n excelleni liihi icnnt fur small and Dewitt Reliekah lodge No. 20 held expused (larts Is a mixture uf half and its regular meeting Saturday with a miifflifliiunniiiitttuiiiiiiiiHitiiiiiaiiiiiiHiutiiHiiiHuiiiiiiiiii^^ linlf engine oil and kcrusenc. giKKl attendance. Mrs. Amaiidd Wood ­ ruff and Mrs. Alida Whittaker, char ­ When grindiiii valves, lie careful ter members were present. The mc**t 0)l^{0- nut to let purtic < uf emery gel into Ing came on .Voble Grainl'o lirthday...... Mrs. K. D. William servt I melons to tlie cylinders. the members. The following program has been ar- .\n u\ertuud«ul uf an iinderiiiilHied I ranged Ity the lecturer, .Mrs. Za^ AU’ MOv Ajl 6iY Rev. Chancy Green the new M. E. tires. Never Before a Value NESL kAOMCMiS MXXtTH O' pastor preached his lirsf sermon in example of the handicraft of Stude­ I this place Sunday. baker artisans. GOOD The Studebaker Special -Six Sedan Wilson Shaw and wife of Bay City Everything is in exquisite taste. offers the utmost closed car refine ­ Like This visited their mother. Mrs. Mina Shaw, Its distinctive body lines are en ­ • and other relatives in this place last ment —and at moderate cost. At [Thursday and Friday. hanced by massive headlights, the the new low price of $2050 it rep ­ Why should you buy any <'ar hut a i Mrs. Mina Shaw visited at the home graceful cowl lamps and the courtesy resents the greatest closed car Fold. Priees lowest, parts lowest, oper- • of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Richardson, light just above the running board value that Studebaker ever offered. ati?>g and u])keep expense lowest, yet a j in Dewitt last Wednesday. on the driver’s side,* which illumi­ Jte. Mr. Lugene Bell attended the fun- nates the roadway in passing other The name Studebaker IS your Ford car will take yon any place any car jeral of Miss Adell Vanluver which oc- assurance of satisfaction. I cured at Laingsburg last Friday. cars at night. will sTf). Tliese are smisible, not extra va­ Mr. and Mrs. Glen Smith motored to Four doon that twiiif wide open: aimple, automatic ariodow lifta raiae or lower plate (laas , Durand Sunday and spent the day with windoan;opaleaccat comer Uohta; maaaiae headhthta; artwtic coach lampa;courtcay li(ht: grant times, and a ^^)rd is the most s shop to Dewitt parties. He and his wlf# Done as you like it. powers of the men. expect to move to Toledo soon. Page SijL THE ST. JOHNS NEWS, ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER 28,1922

In The Churcnes. UKKKNBrHH PARMEBH CLUB. The club met with Mr. and Mrs. R. K. 1922 STATE FAIR SAYSU.S.WON’TBE ChrlatlaM Science Soclet) Welllntt Thursday, Sept. 31. Owing to 7044337^ Services every Sunday morning at the busy season only about 40 mem­ bers were in attendance. Meeting was The First Cough of 10:30 and every Wednesday eveuing at 7:45, at comer of Walker and Ottawa called to order by D. S. Morrison and CALLED GREATEST streets. The public Is cordially wel­ after mlscellaneoas business the fol­ ?! WAN T come to these services, also to the lowing program was^ given: Humorous Russia-Turkey Alliance Is reading room at same place, which Grace Stevens; rocl- 375,000 SEE MICHIGAN EXPOSI­ Serious wlli be open every Saturday afternoon the Season TION-EDUCATIONAL EXHIBITS from 2 until 4 o'clock, where the Bible > and Beta 811 vernal. The address of HOLD VISITORS INTEREST. and all Christian Science literature | **** You know that the first cough Is the one that sticks the longest COLUMN Former AmbaaMMlur Thinka Fniciand can be read, borrowed or purchased I Gie Christian Church of Eureka, if not checked. JuHlIfied In Driylnit Out i If desired. The subject for next Sunday An elaborate supper was served by Mr. G. W. DICKINSON ANNOUNCES Turka and Mrs. Welling to the members and WHY NUT CHECK IT NOW I ’ If you want to buy or sell invited guests. Salvaihiu Army let your wants be known In PLANS FUR NEW BUILDING Better do so before It becomes too complicated or chronic. Y«ntlently and wisely In her re- good condition. 410 E. Cass StreeL Evening service at 7:00. Song and 9wl I the new coliseum building, erected ut i^^Hon to the problems of Europe. More- Praise service at seven, followed by a cost of $300,000. pul into use. .Mr. over, he has refused to have our gov ­ sermon at 7:30. FGR SALE—Bed, Springs and mat-! Dit kinson announced the plans for ernment representated at the Genoa Midweek prayer service Thursday and Hague conferences. Such decisions tress. Call 701 Clinton ave. nofth. | new sheep and swine pavilion to cost, evening at 7:30. on his part meet with my hearty ap ­ / cordial welcome is extended to You Cannot Get By Mrs. Geo. Jury. 9w2 pd. 'I .vlien completed. INu.Opo. Coustruc- proval. ” 0)1 j lion of this is to be started almo.st ini- For nearly forty years Francis has v’OR S.ALE—Ford Coupe, late model. : mediately. A-1 condition, a bargain. Inquire at been active in politics, first becoming St. Johns (ihurrh Lnrr Lumber Co. 9w2pd The neiessity of iiiodein b.iildiiigs mayor of St. Louis in 1886 to 1889, and Morning prayer and sermon by Rev. to replace the run ilosu uoJiien s.icd^ : then serving as governor of his state W. F. Jerome, Sunday morning at 10:30 tALE—House and three tots on and Itarns whit h still are to lx fui.ini until 1893. He wa.s aiipoinled secretary All members of the church are urged h Swegl's street. .Vinst I* on «eitHin po ’.tioiM of the fairs U>:' of Ihe interior by President Cleveland With a Song and a Dance! to be present and a special invitation out to settle an estate. A acres will be rei oouiiciided by .Mt. I in 1896, serving until the expiration is extended to the public generally. administrator 41tf Dic kinson In his aiiniial n isirt to the lot (Teveland's term on the following I ourili of March. Governor Francis hlra------j I)oar«iOf tiianng-*rs. I self i-i'iisiders li's gre-atest honor lies U. B. Chareb Ifotea FOR SA’ E-An eight piece mahogany j ,,^,.,iieap,ied i.v ihe rail strike aim Clark G. Adams. Pastor. dining, room suite, a "‘ahogany 11- j u.reateued ouic on.-, of the c.ai in liHviiig been the president of the In days gone by, “Tom and Jerry” could hang out a Liuisiana purchase centennial expo- 10:30—Morning worship; 8ub}e<|t. brary tx >le, mahogany music cabinet 11:30- Bible school child ’s bed. Mrs. Carl Beach. 9w2 suuatiuu. the f.ii! Iioihe departni-it shict'i of 1904. I’rc'siociil Wilson ap- sign. A lot of people traded down to “Tom & JerryV^ HSi;^bli^hed a n. w lecord for entries , p..iiite(l Francis as ambassador to Rus- 7:00—Christian Endeavor. 8:00 —Even'ng worship. FOR SALE--Seven roi'm In n-e oi> | ikla of tile iinest rtrali and light h(>i>- ' sia in .March 1916 and he held that po ­ West Walker street. Every inxitni | 111 the liiiddie west going on exbiti i,oi, sition until .May 31. 1921. He has the because “Tom” could sing, and “Jerry” could dance. convenience. ALso good corner lot on . i20 nioie llian the pn-vious year, 'iii.s clistinc'linn of lH>ing the first ambassa ­ .MethodUt EpiHro|ial Charfh. I-ansing and Waiker stree's. Cal'! lispiuves that tile liorse lias giveu dor or c'hiet of mission of any foreign \V. E. Doty. Pastor. You do not pay for a song and dance at Donovan ’s Ac­ 10:00—Morning class. This will be Clinton phone 124-2 R. lit! !I way to mac hine power. power to rec'ocniize the Republic of Itussia a Live Feast. ill the cattle dc partmeiii more iloiii cessory Stores. So when you buy you will not have to FOR SALE-Kalamazoo Ensilage Cut-, ^ , 10:30 Sacramental service. .iiiliitecl. 11 for-- Falls Leiiliie Weak ter. Inquire of Ed. Foerch. St. Johns, ' , , , ^ “The Soviet govc-riunetit is prcsiimp- 12:00 -Sunday School. Will you 200 Lansing street. 8wl the lair got iiiid'-r way. Tno cf liiese ^tuoii.s in trying t ^ speak lor liie Kus- help to bring our regular attendance pay the fiddler. Below are a few of our regular prices: in.ia.cls taxeil tn.- iiipaciiy'uf tiie un sian people" said Francis. ’The Iml-1 three hundred? FOB MALE—One Jewell Princess range .irgcd ratt! * n.H i.s and a<*v* ral b'ln-| shevil s never did repreHem over'Tir -Junior league In the parlors with water front, one hot blast coal Jr*'d more were iito iglit in by ihe l»o> ; ■ per cent of the Russian people. Lenine , church, heater. 410 E. Cass St. 8w2pd ind girls iliibs from various sciiioiia and Trotsky were very weak when .'i;''‘•oo- 00-— Intermediate League In par ­ Rulibur Slip-On Pedals Easy Cushions Motor Driven Horns I f .viieblgaii tliey aeconiplished the revolution of lors. Set of Three FOR SALE—1 brass bed and springs, 1 ’iTiere were ;.pi)ro.Viilialel\ ll’8P .'Voveml.er T and S, 1917. They accomp ­ 6:00 -Epworth I^eague In parlorr. • 1 mahogany writing desk. 1 mahog ­ 7:00 -Evening Service. iieep .uid lliMi .'w Ik ,' on e lished the revolution l.y iiromising 98c any magazine cabinet, 1 china ! iiid alfoiil 21PP cliickeus. Few grain, jieasants ownership of land. Imt they Fan Belt Guides closet. 1 buffet, call Mrs It. G. afterwards nationalized It. First Baptist Church. 25c Clark. Owl i potato, iniii and tiow'-r e\hil>itioiis in this set I ion of Hie l oiintry buvo lieeu “If my recoininendation to tlie I'liit- Rev. J. Minus DeVette, Pastor. Spot Enamel .Morning worship 10:30. Subject, I .IS luinplete as the .Miitiig.m Fairs ed Slates government had been fol- FOR M.4LE CHE.IP -One and one-half ' lowed, allies would have sent loU.OPO I.rf>ve. the Master Motive of Our i Stop Lights (^miplete 25c ton Triangle Truck in eool shape'. ■ In the ilower shows, amateur dispia.vs Russia. 1 made such a Inquire at Advance-Rumley office. luedoi.i.ii.iied. recommendation to President Wilson Sunday School 11:45. 25c See Joe Thelen St. Johns r ” Louis Ion the return trip from Europe on the Evening service 7:00. Subject. “The ■ inery of 1849 and 1922 Shown. 89c Weber, Fowler. ship George Wa.shlngton. At that time Heritage of the Christian. ” A half Niekle Radiator < ?aps - - - I . .icri- probubl) never was as.ieiiib I was dean of the diplomatic corps in **oiir song service precedes the sermon Mohair Top Dre.ssing Ford FOR S.\LE—Good six room house, led 8UI li u displav oi modern inai bin Kus.sia and I suggested to the presi-| Come and have Ahiinimini Step Plates f’ne location 11-2 block to Central ary as liuused in tli.* iiiar.iiiier> ball dent that f be permitted to return with ® schcKd. Cash or terms. Inquire 4U7 and indiviitiial leiits on the fail Ifjit.ooo .Xmerican troops _ ------i^aldwin street west. A bargain if 69c taken now. 9wl pd. grounds. T'lii)iis:iiiils w.Te drawn iii.o “I told him I would issue a procla- • Congregallonal Church, 39c Henry Ford's e.vliibilton w liieb uecir mation to the Russian people stat i!/ Ilev. Robert Dalzell, Minister, 85c.(Up FOR MALE—160 acre farm, ao waste pied more tlian It’.nnu sipiar.- lect of that we had not come back to inter- The farewell sermon of the present Fire E.\tiiignisli(*r land, 20 acres good Umber, good spaii* outside. ■|'li“re liie aiotor king fere in their domestic affairs hut to pastorate wUI be preached next Sun- Snow Flake* Polish buildings, on good road. 4 1-2 miles iiaii on dispiav noi i>nl> ail oi his owi. protect our own property and incl- day morning at 10:30. Head flaskets tor all from Fowler, 8 1-2 miles from St. prodm ts Init farm inaehim r> f;om as dentally to guarantee a free election Bible School 11:46. and fair count to the iiiuxsian people Christian Endeavor 6:00. Johns. Inquire M. Fox. 8w3 pd. 1 far li.ic k as Imp. ihe ar of tin- iiri- 49c that they might elect a constituent as- Evening worship 7:00. makes t»f (’ars ginal .vludiigiiii t lir. senildy and select the form of govern- The niinl.ster will conclude his pas- 69c FOR SALE--80 acre farm, good pru- i.ie ...... i.v ilie men t preferred l,y the majority. torate with the church hy a farewell Jhill Pin Hammer *M V. M. parimeni of agricni brooks crossing fann, buildings ini. i . ,,, , .i, “Leiiliic GcmiMii Agent** "* ,prayer service next Wednesday, Oct. 4. Sinioiiiz tk Kleeii(*r, eaii finrt-claas condition. I,ocated ^i3^ ..n Jei.- v ( at tie • lab and • IInd this been followeil all of the He thanks the county papers for their Radiator Sto]) liCaks miles north and one and one-fourth I ‘‘""fl" '>* I’ “ ' »*x.iibitois organized governments of the world «« publishing church notes, miles west of St. Johns. \V. T. and i " visitors wiiii would today be spared the threat of time uses this opyor- 23c M. S. Silvers. Administrators. 8tfl r^M iiliu i..- woik Uiikiiig o; holshevisin. The president replied that express his appreciation to 48c 39c ------;ii' S liihcs ami i.i.-.iMi t'.on in lunnin..;. he had talked with Clemeiioeau and those Masonic friends who have (Vx'oa Running Board FARM FOR SALE -120 acres, over- ^v.. iuougli: iniiny in liie domebtn Lioyif George aLout my proposition. residence here so enjoyable, tint that they said if iriM.ps were com- ... . , ^ i i • I-iip Grease, 5 Founds Mats runs 4 acres; 15 acres woods; build-| di-jiar:,;: nt. niatided to go there they would mutiny I hiireli. SL Johns. ings in good shape, furnace in house. .A foiieiai gove imnm i xhilili, lh» ^ “i told him that I thought they were Ignition Wrench Sets Farm four miles from St. Johns. ^ ..ijctiigHu .\gnriilt.ii' < ollegi- jloili mistaken al.ont troops mutinying. • Getoher Ist.--Services at two p. m. •1 subsoil, no waste land. One, Aliirh emtioilied ieiiui.s. ihe state tie and that our soldiers had not had a Trinity. Entire 60c 69c field oats yielded 88 bushels to acre. j .lartiiient of agi Icoitiire a display amt .sufficient taste of w.-.r, I said that , >®»’'lee8 In English. Sermon on a free W'on't charge interest until March 1, I ‘xhihitions liy conn ie.v an 1 individuals felt that 60,000 nr 100,000 troops from S. S. I. DIv. Creed; II. Lord ’s 89c and will pay taxes. Plenty of time Prayer. iirt'ak Slioes. each to pay. Clinton telephone 1120-R. made up the .. terview after Ihe war. Niekle-plated Windshield 69c Vacoam sweeper. Kitchen table. Fall S' i.ool. Ail • i.ie b,... . wer • Plug Porch chair. Single bed. white enam ­ qiia/icied in tent.- n front • > the ad "What do you consider Is the hojie Clt'jtner, wipes lM>th sides el, springs and matresses, old style niiniHinition liiiildm;, while ..le gins of Russia today? ” Francis was asked library table. 26 vol.. set Irv.ng, of Windshield were homed in a hiingalnw on the ■The only hope for Russia lies in fine binding $6 .^0. Many other items. a revolt from lyeiiinc and Trotszy and 59c Transmission Bands Call at 300 S. Oakland street. D<*wltt glut.lids in the establishment of a regular re­ H. Hunt. 9wl Cl-an Enterta'rnenta Afforded. public. framed on the same line.H as $1.29 ours. Hopes of Russia’s so doing seem Parking Lamps The exg iav.n..: .'iid milking voulebi. o I e very bright for Lenine s and Trot­ 39c prohai)l> dr> 'A more aiientlon tl,..n sky'' (lower is surely slipping. aiiv of Ihe cnnipi ling novelties at the Fan Belts for all makes tair. The Better Rubles contes: wa- 98c of Cars WANTED—Work by the hour. Mrs. much bigger, 47 luibies being gxuiii Combination Choker and Louis Pate, phone 141 blue. 9wl pd. ined the tirsi day of the fair loiiiparuti to seven for the corresponding day lu Neats-foot Oil Luggage (-arriers Carhnrator (knitrol WANTED—Sewing, prices are right, 1921. Next year tl»e entire east end Social Events 511 West Cass street. 9wl pd. of the Woman ’s o ’nlding will Ih > de­ voted to lliis affair. WANTED- Fat Poultry. 35c $1.35 75c Keep your The Dog siiow, wlln nidre than 350 poultry sold up while prices are aiiine aristoerats eompeting drew high. We pay the top. E. Gruler, Mrs. E. L. Dooling entertained the Fowler, 6-tf 20,000 visitors In three days and w_a follow ’ed hy a ihrce-day cat show Coffee Pot club Monday evening. We handle the World's best known Tires, and we equally Inierestliig. I he wild life ex- Mbit near Ihe educallonal building Keceptinn For Rev. and .Mrs. Dalzell There will be a reception at the Con ­ do not allow anybody to dictate the price. laid the Interest of the children. In gregational church Friday evening .1 educational b..lldliig were the aero I September 28 at 8:00 o ’clock for Rev. I nPHIS author k noted for hk ■naxKins LOST—Brown awent^r sash on Clin ­ exhibits and aquartiirn. The Woman's ^nd Mrs. Robert Dalzell who will soon I j l* • J j We do not go by list price. We go by ton avenue. Finder return to News Work department, with its hundreds of 'leave for Chicago. The public la cor- Hlects and luf vigoroui, ftand-up-and- Office. 9wl fancy arth lea ami pieces of needle i dially invited. Mr. John Thomas sup- Eght characters. A hero who cannot bat ­ wuik was also u ceii

• Mlaa Jullg Loulae Rom went to Muir Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Foerch attended the i Tnaadny. Grand Bapids Fair last weak. I R. K. WllliamB was in Ovid bn^bUal* Miss Thelma Howland visited rel< I ness last Friday. stives In Lansing ons day last week. A nnouncements IRIS Mrs. Frank Farwell was in Ovid on Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Foerch and daugh ­ BUY AT SAVE IN I business Tuesday. ter, Gertrude, spent Sunday In De­ BURK’S I Stanley Wilson visited his wlfp and witt STJOHNS THEATRE I son in Bdmore Monday. Little Joe Qraager, son of Mr. and The C. C. A. will meet with Mrs. C. R IWchler, Manager Mrs. Ussle Oaddy of Fowler was Mrs. C. M. Granger Is very ill this wash Geo. H. Chapman, Tuesday evening. with pneumonia. BURK’S I here on business Tuesday. October 8. Telenhone 321 HL Johns, Mieh. ! Mr. and Mrs. A. Ballinger were la H. D. Fisher and Henry Fleck of I Lansing Sunday afternoon. Jackson were visitors at the Hayes 'The Ladies* Missionary Circle meets plant Wednesday. this week Friday afternoon with Mrs. I''rlda7 bMI Haturdafv HepL 89POINTMENTS FOR i pened to Lot ’s wife when she looked PERSmUlS MID LOCILS ; teen treated to a new coat of brown back : she crystalllred Into salt. Ix)t I GIRL’S JACK TAR DRESSES BOY’S CORDUROY SUITS i paint the past week. METHODIST PASTORS NEAT TEAR' didn ’t l-t Ite pliable I i Mrs. J. B. Chapin. .Appointments fur the Lansing dis- to the changing conditions of life, al-1 Insure with D L. Hunt. Adv. j Charles T. Babcock, J. B. Chapin and | trict gives the following list of Melh- ways alert for the new Idea, the new j A Special Purchase—Men’s Leather Work Gloves <;:a«se8 fitted Dr. Sauair tf iJ. T. .Millmun were in Owosso on ' odist preachers and their pastorates opp; ^^e turning year, nioveiiient. Tlie habit Baines over the week-end. KaSid’s. r'^M(Ssner ;^mJon ’ If ynil e\|,o>t> it illiM.etii(| to the sun ­ ier were business callers here last Mrs Pearl Forest and baby are! fienry Candler; Middleton, R E Yost- shine iiiwl siflervMii'is brill;' it into m Saturtlay. ‘r® " rl' , MulUken. W. Y. Pohly; North Star. R. thirk nsifi. If w II irl'e tmt (it) most HARDWARE .Mr. Md Mrs. W. H .Snelllng of Fow-'^-'**^*- Forest in I ewaino. |a . Carr; Okemos. H. Hulme; OrleuiiH, <‘:ises) II it'itii-eiible l*i:lit. \Vli* ‘li (tliii-eo Ier spent one day last week here on Mrs. Orval Warner and baby of T. H. Wright: Ovid, G. SV. Plews; in H \j|i-nuill iill'l eXfiost (I to :i lligli We save you money on quality hardware. lit re is a bulletin of iniieh want- business. 'Ir\’lng, III. are spending some time here Palo, W. H. Holcomb; Perrlnton- feiis oii < iirn'Ml of eleerrieitv. riia .Mr, and Mrs. Mark Dewitt and Mr. |Alphonso Penlx. Schoolcraft. A. S. Williains. Scotts, o. moniis |ilio-|i|ior*>se«*. or sliine with rd itollLS— and Mrs. Gerald R. Danley were In Miss Verna Gunnison of Owosso J South Haven and Casco, Q. (IIITereiif i-olor-. Mysf South .Vfrlenr ■.ansing Sunday. ' Friday evening with friends here I®- Koblnson; Trowbridge. C. E. Polock; flinmoniK. in those olrnimstHnoes, er. Hunters Axes, Plumb quality ^ *1 James Sterling and John .Merlll of •" Owosso Saturday morn- • O ^y. Carr; Portland. Jas. Iiiliii :i lihiish IKIii while ilhimotiil' NOW IN ORDER with sheatli —each .... wIsDa F frotii ot!i»‘r inirts of the world sliiot home last week. , Kre.l Britten and »on, i vv with stieh enlors as lirighl blue, aprl- Stove Pipe (28 gauge) per length 22c Pung and Teresa - Saturday for a week or ten iS’.*.n ’ Boy Scout Hand Axe with JQ .Missac Loretta lot. tnile hlite. red. .vellowish orange sheath —each ...... dls40 »..t th, week-end at Toledo and |»iile gr**«*n. One heaiitifiil green Ellxiws, adjustable or one piece . . 22c home la Fowler. diatiiond in tlie eoMeetion of Profes Mtaa Mary C. Holton left Monday for sor t'riMikes. wlien fdiosiihoreselng Ini 1-2-Joints, each ...... 11c Ilacl:-Saw Frames adjustable iiickle- an indaClnite stay with her aunt in Rochester, .Mich., spent a few daysip L Niles wouaiana. a good vanmiii, gave almost as mneh plated with 8 inch Atkins J Q Denver, Colorado. Bl'.'hmr" a ' "■'“‘'•J' »“<> l>.» o„l been liglit us a candle, the light iMdng palt T-Joints, each ...... 69c blade —oaeh ...... 4O0 Mr. and Mrs. Leon Brower and fam­ „ * ■ preaching for some time, but has been green, almost w'ldle. ily spent Sunday with the former ’s .Mrs. S. E. Weutherby and Miss Mary . with Oeo. H. Chapman in the dry goods 6 inch Dampers ...... 15c Round i*oint Sliovels feather weight parenla in Mason. Carrol returned Monday from Detroit store, goes to Vermontville, Eaton where Mrs. Weatherby underwent an County. Mr. Whaley has many friends Unfortunate Archltecta. | and long handled ^ I Q C Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Fowler and chil ­ operation. here, and besides being a good preach- Tiie arehiteot of that niugidfieent - Coal Scuttles Japanned open . . 49c dren and Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Wood ­ Miss Nina Shore entertained a num -1 ®*' ’ ** ® fine singer. hiiildirig. tlie Hotel de Ville. at Briis-j ard were in Lansing Sunday. . ^ young people at a marshmallow Slee was assigned to Stur- M-ls. eommilled siib ide <>n disi-overing Japanned, with hood ...... 59c Mrs. Richard Tubbs has returned to ^nd wienie roast al Curtis Lake last ** “• **• superintendent of the tiiat the iimiii door nas not fiiish in tlie Potato Forks her home In Plymouth after spending prlday evening. Grand Traverse district, J. R Wooton renter. 'I’he aroidte<-l of the tower ofi Galvanized, open ...... 69c six tine —each ...... wls93 two weeks with relaUves here. ^ g l^nard. stale w rker of , w®n*** ”'i Parma; I. T.’ file ratheilral at tnfiverp oust himself j a.r. and M^ps W. N. Martin and sons Micbirtan Hcspital school of Det«)lt.' ^ Te- from the lofty snortnit, driven oiil of Galvanized with hood ...... 89c Grain Scoops J/K Jullus and Robert, and trances Malek called at the office of Miss Rohr on «up«rlntenUeut Ills mind w'tli I'hiigrin nt tlie stealing! motored to Big Rapids Sunday. business Friday. Kalamazoo district; E. A. Arni- of plaiis designed by liiinself. whereby j Furnace Scoops ...... 89r Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Wager of Lan-I j,rg. m. Weller and Mn H B dlitrtS IB sing spent the w^k-end here with her Kneeland returned Thursday from j-Jlne to Ludlngton ®®”' anotlier reu|K'd Imnor and glory in his Potato scoops jT A mother, Mrs. William Van Brunt. several week’s Tislt at Chautauqua and ^ ______plai-e. At (’oliigne, the seul|itnr of one of the nnmerons equestrian statues IUdm I Lamps for bedrooms and read­ each ...... Mr. aad l^rs. L. F. Green and daugh ­ .New York City, N. Y, ' representing the kaiser, blew his brains 1 ing table. Six sizes ter. Wilma, spent Sunday in Elsie with .Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Henning, Mr. : out at tlie fiatf of his masterpiece, now; her slater, Mrs. George Woodward. Beet Forks and Mrs. Andrew Henning and Arthel- l Green- known as the “Tongneless horae complete 98c down to ...... la and Robert Eiseler motored to Mt. 0“" "" September 2.1 a son Mr. and Mrs. Ray Turner of Syra­ statue each ...... cuse N. Y. spent the week-end here Pleasant over the week-end. iw„^n m ' . v. . liorn to Mr. And ^Mrs. AlcMirf» ^-1 Toilet Clippei-s with.u. -r.Mr. and m...Mrs. ...F. «.H. Fairbanks , Mrs. F. S Johnson returned Satur-| of St. Johns, on September 24 a da ugh l»e.s; quality ...... $1.79 Beet Knives Will Aah who has been confined to day to her home In New York City af-1 ter, Flossie. *' Lands of Insect Plagues. Each ...... * ...... I DC his home tor the past two weeks re-; ter spending the past year here with { ’ —^—____ Brazil and Bolivia ar«> Hie lands! Hand Saws majestic blued sumed his work at O. P. Dewitt’s Mon- ' Mr. and Mrs. 8. F. Cowles. of insect plagiies. Ren ants, black I Galvanized Bushel Baskets QC Mrs. F. M. Thedgar who has been ti . 1 ants, gray ants. Iiiige ants over an cast-steel—warranted .. $1.48 Mrs. W, H. White of South Bend, Ind. spending a few days at the home of! Tboiiph tlirr** Is some nn.ertulnr.v Inch In length, each with Its ow n I Each ...... ODC returned to her home Saturday after ' Mr. and Mrs. Guy Elagle returned to! *** iiieie«»rie stone- or particular w ay of making Itself tin ! W&rr.intcd Lanterns —No. 2 large oil apeiidiag a week with L. N. Morse and her home in Detroit Sunday, nieteorltea. S;i.v.- Ihe Scleiilllle Amer pleasant, art- there In billions. Wasps | fount short globe a new one AO Black Silk Stove enamel for i»ipes, family. Mrs. Joseph Thelen and daughter. 1 lean, they fimbtibl.v "»•are the minute and hornets, without mercy for man | Mr*. M. Livingston and little daugli-; Regina, and Mrs. Albert Motz and l ‘‘f the primitive aolar neb- or la-ast; bee- which swarm In shirt, if they blow out ...... DAsTTO stoves, registers, etc. ter, VioleL of Flint spent the week-end ; daughter, Martha, of Fowler were in ola that fiiileil to be swept up orlg^ eyes, ears, nioiiHi, a.’id iioslrlls. and can ...... mDC here with her sisters, Vera and Sithel ' St. Johns on busineas Tueaday. liinlly in the formation of the larger great, horrid, halr.v spiders are far Fire Kindler, three large Merrihew. 1 • Belknap enter- meiiiherH of the system and which more plentiful than lilncklH-rries lOj paek.iges ...... 25c Mr. aad Mrs. B. D. Cress of Cleve­ tained at a 6 o ’clock dinner last Friday finally chanced to be trapped by tbs Hilt couiitr.v. while Hietr hites snd land. Ohio spent a few days last week evening, a party of twelve In honor of "srth ’s atmosphere. stings are often more dangerous than St .VC Art Squares 1 1-2 ' How About Roofing? here with his parent*, Mr. and Mro. Mr. and Mrs. I^eon Rudd who are ex ­ the bite of a lion nr the sting of a $2.25 Phillip KreM. pecting to move to Lansing. Land of Stone 1 re«s. ssrpent. yard stpiare ...... This is the season for building Re­ Mrs. M. Weller and Mrs. H. B. Knee- Mrs. Maude Klmbal, and daughter, Rock Impression" «*f lailiu leaves pair, and many roofs will need it be­ land have returned from a seven Marie, of Holt and Mrs. Feedler wsr* have lieeii iincovereil near FMorls-nnt, Concerning € ompenastion. P. S. and W. Pliers slip-joint drop- weeks trip In Chautauqua, N. Y. and guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Town ­ "What Is thla Emersonian comiiensn fore snow flies. Prices are advancing .Sew York City. Col,, the stem of an exg«‘iioUs tr< e ti rgi d steel nickle plated 7 in. y| send last Sunday, also Mr. and Mrs. mlneil In a chunk of coal at I^eyilen, tion we bear so much about?" asked and those who buy now will save on Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Pntnam and Waytae Green and Haxen Green of Lan ­ the Inqulaltfye Person. "ThaL" aa!*! tidn nose —Special ...... Evelyn Putnam motored to Ypsilanti sing. and petrified atutnpe of trees found their purchase. In the streets of Denver. the Cynical Philosopher. "Is the doc Sunday, whsre Miss Putnam remained .Mr. and Mrs. C. W. EMgerton have V^iT»]C() Flashlights noted for durability to atte^ the oollsge. trine that thinga are never so bad as i left for their home In Washington af­ they seem, because there are always- s .VO cell with large A A Two Ply Service Roofing Mrs. Msllsss Qorfnnisr returned Sat­ ter spending two months with rela­ The Frugal Chinese. mitigating circurostaiK^s. Ctmipenss urday to her bom* In Windsor, Cana ­ tives In and near 8t. Johns. Mra Hid- reflector—Each ...... DJIsUU Tbs Chinese, says W. (Mtneros tIon Is the principle, active In the weather-proof — Fire-resisting da after spending two weeks with Mr. gerton was formerly Miss Dlslsls OUl- Forbes In bis book. "The Roiuanie of and Mrs. Oliver Tapper. soo. world. wlM-rt'by you get a ride to the Bostness." have reduced thrift to "an hospital In the ainhulance thsi Sti el Nail Hammers—hand forged bell Mr. and Mrs. Lawrtnes Tosmssnd Rertha and Eva Oeller of Fowler, exact science." WIrh the Individnil kiHH'ked you down." tV.ee—hickory handle Per Square - - $2.25 snd Minnie and Kathryn Geller of Cin- who hsvs besn spending several weeks Cbineoe It la, he asserts s question Sneeial ...... ,^*Ov cinattL Ohio who have been vlsltlac In with their parents, Mr. and Mbs. B. of either "save or starve.’’ hence he B. Pardss and Mr. and Mrs. Thso. Happy Alderney, mwler war* in St. Johns Friday haa become ‘ tlie tnoal frugai and Ha* where the latter left tor thsir horns to Townssnd rstamed to thsir home In Thsfu are ns taxes of any kind Ann Ajikor Moudsy. least wasteful man on earth." ths lalsBd sf Alderney. Ohio. ’ IT • ^ » ■ . ' ^'* ■ ' ->•

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I'^Tj i? . THE ST. JOHNS NEWS, ST. JOHNS, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY AFTERNCON, SEPTEMBER 28,1922 Ptge Nine.

Mr. and Mrs. Airs Orsfory of Lan ­ sing spant Monday wiUi his uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. C. Oould. Mrs. Arthur Lewis and children of St. Johns spent the fore-part of the week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. MAPLE RAPIDS Lee Stevens. Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Pease and son were Sunday guests of Mr. and The Mrs. Byron Pease near Price. of the week with her daughter, Mrs. f\>r flrst-elass Job Prlatlng call on Mr. and Mrs. Will Esch and chil ­ Maple Rapids Mabel Davies. tbs News Job Departmant, dren of St Johns were guests of Mr. Mrs. Eklward Fleagle will entertain and Mrs. Will Oillson Sunday. W'ednesday was home-coming and field day and proved to be an ideal the Missionary Society, Wednesday, Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Oould spent Sun ­ Oct. 4. foFdinner. | day with his sister, Mrs. Fannie Stev­ fall day. Much sport was produced by ens, of Jessie. They also called on her the horse races which were finally When it G>me8 to German Kaiser’s nephew, Charlie Curttk, and family of decided in favor of Wyman 1st; Willet, ADDITIONAL EUREKA. Cedar Hill. 2n(l. The ball game was In favor of Mrs. Mart Bachelder and daughter, Examining the Eyes Mr. ahd Mrs. Coe are expected home Hubbardston. score Hubbardston 7, Mrs. EHlza Tiffany of Durand, visited Pompeii, 3. this week from their two weeks tour Mrs. Elisa Weatherby and her brother, Most of us are pretty particular in in Wisconsin and Indiana. ' Free-for-all running race Taylor 1, Cornelius Weatherby, the fore part of Underwood 2nd; 100 yard dash. Smith selecting one In whom we believe haa Mr. and Mrs. Hal Barnes and son the week. ability. of Ashley and Mr. and Mrs. Archie first Richards second; Barrel Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Carter of Detroit Own Story Clark of St. Johns were Sunday guests race; Ulen Berk-housen 1st, Halstead, vlalted bis sister. Miss Alice Carter For we realize that the entire ralae of their folks, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar 2nd. Iviui Irwins 3rd. Lowell Carr, 4th; Tuesday and called on old triend.s in of the glasses lies in the correct analy ­ Hines. girls race under 15; Lola Wiggins Ist, Eureka. sis of our eye difficulty. Irene Stratton 2nd, Netains Arvis 3rd, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Kalotzy and chil ­ Mrs. Mina Stratton of Bannister vis­ *'It ’s in the Examination, ” where dren spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Margaret Murwell 4th; nail driving ited her sister, Mrs. Mary'Olover Tues­ contest, Mrs. Florence Baker, 1st, Mrs. the real diagnosis must be made. Joe Huery of Chapin. day, last. The long-awaited autobiography of Germany’s Norma Ellison, 2nd; girls potato peel ­ Bernice Havens of Elsie spent the The more modem method uaed hf Mr. and Mrs. C. W, Edgefton left ing contest, Leda Underwood Ist, May Monday for their home in Yakima, week-end here with her grand-parents, optical apecialists is to do away with Wood 2nd; doughnut race, Underwood Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Teetes. “test card questioning, ” and to use deposed emperor will be published in the Chicago Washington after spending the past let, Richards 2nd; running Jump Face two months with her folks and other highly scientific instramehts. Ist, Richards 2nd; Hop skip and Jump I ewer of Usbei relatives. Richard 1st, Newton 2nd; Egg race, Our examinations are recognized Daily News, beginning Tuesday, September 26, Frisbie 1st, Newton 2nd, Smith 3rd; i'bc tower of Babel is the tuwar as authoritative because we eliminate 13 legged race. Baker and Newton let. spoken of in Genesis as being bult by all guess-work. Hubbardston. i Richards and Oneil 2nd; struggle race mankind after they came down from continuing in daily installments until completed. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Phneir of Owos- ! and "mb and Cur- tbe ark to the plain from the uioun- so and a friend from Vestaburg were : ^h® *"8 ^ Ji.n ” tain of the east. It was like the laver entertained at the P. B. Morton home ennton was won by Ciln- temple tower of Bahyloti, except that The story is well told, and will command the U was iteing constructed so high thiri DEE N. ALLEN Saturday. i OPTO.METRIST Miss Kruger of near Muir, s s y Another most enjoyable affair was Its top miglil i‘« acli Heaven. 'I'lie builders were iniraciilousl.v prevented .Maple Rapl — Mlek. attention of readers everywhere. Many of the ing at 'the O. A. R. and W. R. C. picnic held tending the htS** ai.ter Miss Saturday. The weatherman smiled and by the confounding of their luiiguage .My Motto —^‘Better Vision Threagh Thus the *< «>“■« Scientific Optenietry, ’* author's opinions and statements are fantastic urois uaverii occasion, and the dinner, Wednesday. . . . i if you have ever attended one of their Missels Lucille Bifrns. Helen cusack! 1 describing from the American point of view, but interest in a T O Nelll and Racheal Fitzpatrick ' “ Sevdu kinds of pie and everything. were Ionia shoppers Tuesday. ' ““f ^b® ‘'‘ the narrative is increased, rather than lessened, by W’ednesday the Hubbardston boys families were absent on account of ill- won a ball game against the Pompeii ness but those present expressed them- Independents at .Maple Rapids. The selves as having a very t^d time, this fact. Old controversies are sure to be reviv ­ score was 7 to 30. Thursday our local ' Mr. and Mrs. Roy Upton of Roch- EXPERIENCE ball team went to Greenville and ester visited relatives in this vicinity, played the team there. The game was the past w^k. , « ed, old discussions renewed, by the former kaiser’s called in the ninth because of dark- Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Roberts of Sagi- ness, when the score was 5 to 5. naw were guests of Mr. ^d Mrs. J. P. Tells Us That it Pays to Sell The Hubbardston Class B champions Roberts and other relatives Tuesday defense of Germany and his attacks on the lead­ looked good in a game here Friday “'RR h k » n when they defeated Clarksville H. S.. I A. J Mulford was a business caller a class A team 8 to 3. Clarksville was in Ithdca Tuesday, ers of other nations. For instance, he takes ser­ considered about the hardest team in Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Barnard of St. Only Good Furniture the county to beat last year, but appar- Johns were in town Wednesday, ently are weakened through the loss of Coyne Slater of Owosso called on The pieces shown helow are the only kind that it iously the old absurd canard about a secret treaty two players by graduation. Brake on i friends in town F^day, . first base for the visitors was their Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Morrison and pays you to huy, merchandise that we are star player in spite of the roosting glv- daughter of Perrlnton were guests of against Germany and Austria, in 1897, by the en him by the local student -fans, relatives here Wednesday. not ashamed to sell O’Neill in the box for the locals was in Mr. and Mrs. W’m. Baxter and two United States, Great Britain and France. This is form setting a record for strikeouts by .children of Perrlnton were guests of whiffing 16 of the 27 men to face him. | relatives here Monday. New Library Tables Slocum and ‘Penny ’ Cusack featured at Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roberts and only one of his declarations that will amaze—and bat for the locals each getting a two daughter. Flora, spent Wednesday at ; Very Distinctive bagger and a single out of four trips to home of Mr. and Mrs. J. P, Rob- the plate. Vincent Fenn also featured | amuse—the American Reader. with one of the longest bits of the Mr. and Mrs. .M. O. Rlker Mr. and !game when pul In as a pinch hitter. Mrs. D. Slout of Lansing spent Sun-, Timlin played a neat fielding game on ®t the home of the formers par- i IU‘giiiniiip with a chapter on Bismarck, the ex-emperor traces history I third ents. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Riker. .Miss Helen Cusack left Thursday Mr. and Mrs. C. .M. Redfern of St. $20.00 I morning for Detroit where she visited , Johns spent Sunday with relatives here IOC-decades. In a general way the storj is chronological, although in the her aunt. Miss Agness Long, until Sat-1 James I^mhle of Hastings was here urday. She then went to Ypsilanti on business the first of the week. | The.st* new librar^ ’^tahles are »Ip, !ling chapters the writer often diverges into events long past, or into I where she will attend the normal for! Gerald Graham left Thursday for excellent vahu ‘S at the jiriee. the coming year. Kalamazoo where he will attend the remote future. But from the time he reaehes Jhe period inunediately .Misses Luclle Burns and Catherine school, They have that hc^aiity of i Cowman left Friday morning for Ypsl- , Miss Margaret Parmalee has gone pieecdiiig the world war the story moves in,rapid action and is in many re- I lanti for the coming year. ■ ^o .Mt. Pleasant to study at the normal. finish and siinjilieity of line .Misses Wilma Fox and Rose Roach ; Mr. and .Mrs. Harvey Durfee have hy whieli the finer furniture s]»e< t^ infoi inative, notwithstanding the authors jirejudice, tH*centri< ‘ity and I are attending the normal at Ionia. .moved to .Mt. Pleasant where he will Miss Margaret Gratlon returned to | be a student at the normal, is known. Thtw art* maile of her home at Detroit F'riday after vis- Mrs. Harvey of Saginaw is visiting in many instances his surjuasing misinformation. ' iling relatives here for a few days. , at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Hucyey t^nnhination mahojrany, and ! .Mr. Slocum. Harley .MiddleLrook slid Carr. as out* may see from tin* It is a story of absorbing interest t > the reader of history and of cur­ .Max Clark motored to Lansing .Mon- I Mrs. J. W. Smith is spending some I (lay. time at the home of Mrs. Abbie F^nsing J sketch arc easily adajUahle I Miss .Margaret Graiton returned to at Reading. rent events alike and is bound to create a world of discussion. It deals not 'her home at Detrtnt F'riday. [ .Mr. and Mrs. J. Doyle were guests to vari<*d types of honu* fur- .M. Sturgis and family of Muskegttn | in the'home of .Mr. and .Mrs. Ell Smith only with the direct events of the war. but covers a mass of most impoi*- spent the week-end in town. j M’ednesday. I nishiiifr. Finislit'd in hi-own .Miss .Marjory .McKenna spent Friday . Brieth Martin returned home from mahogany. tant collateral matter intimately or remotely relat(‘d to the war. I night with .Miss Rachael Fitzpatrick, j Ionia Sunday. .dies Bertha Hogati who is teaching ! R. K. Williams of St. Johns tran- tiear Portland spent the week-end In . sacted business in town Monday, Here are some of the signifi<*ant “bigii sj)ots” in a topical analysis of town. i Guy F]agle ’of St. Johns was a busi- Oak Rockers, Leather .Miss Irene and Hertiian Geller .iiid 3 ness caller in town Monday. ' Seats the story. domitiican nuns from Carson City were .Mrs. F’lorenre Johnson left Saturday in Hubbardston Saturday. for Essex F'sna; .\. Y. after spending i Jim Burns Jr. and Ted Cusack were nearly a year with her sister. Mrs. R. I in Carson City Saturday. L. Cowles. | Why Bismarck Went Out Emperor Karl of Austria H. J. Holbrook and two daughters .Mrs. Minnie Smith who has spent Diplomacy With England Swapping Zanzibar for Heligoland and LeVern Slocum were in Pewamo several months with her sister, Mrs. O. Saturday. While at Petoskey Mr. Hoi- .M. Snyder returned to St. Johns Tiies- $9.50 Tangier Visit and Moroccan Crisis Chamberlain Offer of Alliance brook purchased a pony for his daugh- day. Your need for a genuine oak rocker Germany’s Denial of War Aims Russians as Asiatics Iter. The pony was shipped to Pewamo Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Crook and sister, can be economically realized in this Saturday. Mrs. Cora Sutfin were Sunday guests value. The sketch shows one made to Propaganda Before War Germany’s Naval Plans Joe .Mc.Millian and family and W’lll of Mr, and .Mrs. D. M. Crook. withstand hard wear-made to give Germans and Art Treasures Charges of Atrocities > .McMillian returned to their home at Poultry Culling demonstration were long servire. Seat is of spring con-1 I Detroit Sunday. jheld at the farms of Lloyd Young of struction and covered in genuine “The Wrong of Versailles’’ Wilson and the Fourteen Points . Ora Parr and wife and son, of .Vius-j Essex Tuesday and Wesley Gordanier leather. Priced.only f9.50. Secret Talks with the Czar Germany When Defeat Came kegon spent the week-end at the M. E. ' Wednesday and at the home of Wm. Day home. j Winsor South Fulton next Monday. Visit to Victoria’s Deathbed Fatherland and World’s Opinion .V. D. Mohardt and family of l.An- I Mr. and Mrs , Willard Clark of l^an- Table and Book Rack King Edward’s “Encirclement’’ The Flight To Holland siug and Mrs. Ada Sevens of Muske-j**og were week-end guests of rela- gon w ere guests of Mrs, EJdilh Bennett ; fives here.^ ^ Combined Failure of German Diplomacy W’hy Kaiser Avoided Suicide I during the past week. Cyrus W’aldron of Lansing was the Attitude of Sir Edward Gray Germany of the Future .Mr. and Mrs. Matt Beahan and guest of Mr. and Mrs. E. Waldron Sun- i daughter of Ionia were Sunday guests ^uy. in town. I ’The first meeting of the Sorosis was John Mohrhardt of Detroit is \isiiing | held at the home of Mrs. Pauline Ab- J^ublicatioii of this remarkable autobiography began this week in The relatives near Hubbardston. I hutt Tuesday afternoon. Ben Bradley and son and Miss Mary PerFy Upton was in Haginaw the $ 14.00 (,Miicago Daily News—the first installim'nl ou Tuesday September ‘2(j. Bradley of Ann Arbor enjoyed the hos-1 R*® week. A very handy piece of decora ­ News dealers throughout the northwest have iin*reaaed their usual suj)j)ly I pitality of T, .Marion over Sunday. ! Mrs. D, B. Halstead of Mt. Pleasant of the paper, and can give new ’ readers cither back numbers b< ‘ginning w ith Mr, and .Mrs. J. W'. Morse went to Monday, tive furniture is offered in this Tuesday or an advance “reprint ” of ail the chapters j)rinted in the paper Grand Rapids Wednesday. combination table and bookrack. Mrs. Elizabeth Zank returned to Greenbush Center It is appropriate for use in the +rom Tuesday September 26 to Saturday September dO’thus insuring to Ionia Thursday after visiting her den, library or living room. Has daughter, Mrs. H. J. Holbrook. every new reader “The German Kaiser’s Own Story” from the b( ‘ginning. veneered top, mahogany finish. Thursday tbe members of the eas­ Quests to the number of 25 gath ­ I tern star lodge enjoyed a pot luck ered at the home of E. R. Vincent last ^uppe^ at the iioine i-f .wis. i^i a ClarK. Sunday. Those present were Mr. and Readers who find it more convenient to get the paper by mail may Miss Leora Stoddard returned to Mrs. S. H. Milson and family, Mr. and OUR OVERSTUFFED FURNITURE IS UN­ Royal Oak recently. Mra.'Byron F. Brown and family. Dr. send $1.00 to The Chicago Daily News, 15 North Wells str(‘et, (’hicago and O. N. Milton and family, Mrs. I. S. CONDITIONALLY GUARANTEED get it postage paid daily for two months. Miss Helen Smith is attending the Hubblll and son, Delbert, and Miss Kalamazoo Normal. Helen Reed all of Belding also Mr. and Friday Mr. and Mrs. William Homer Mrs. Frank Alderman and family of Have you ever stojiped to think that the tdieap- and children of Detroit and Mr. and Lansing. A pot luck dinner was served. Mrs. Fred Thomas of Portland were Mrs. Mary Steadman spent Saturday est, ptMuest and most faulty interior construction can in town. with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fleagle. Mrs. Jennie Gleason Is visiting her Mri and Mrs. Ernie Stevens and he covered up with a piece of tapestr}^. That ’s the daughter at White Hall. daughter of St. Johns are spending Bengal Center. State Normal school. Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Bert Hainer went to Muskegon bargain kind. Beware of it. ShsQey visited their cousins, Mr. and Sunday. some time with his brother. Chas. Stev­ Mrs. Orio Hainer of that place. ens, and family. George Chick of Northvllle spent tbe Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Sanders of De­ Robert Halsey returned to his home Word came Thursday that Miss Em­ week-end here. We liave recently installed a splendid radio out* from the St. Johns hospital Tuesday. troit visited her uncle John Rhines and ELMAC ma Hicks underwent an operation at Saturday eight girls gsthered at the family Sunday. fit in our store with which we are entei ’taining our Mr, and Mrs. H. C. Davenport of the Sparrow hospital at Lansing on home of Mrs. Johnson to help Miss ' Lanaing spent Sunday afternoon with • Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fleagle attend ­ that day. Miss Hicks lived in this Alice Warner celebrate her fifteenth ed the state fair In Grand Rapids customers every Saturday evening and afternoons. THEATRE , Mrs. Francis Br^wn. neighborhood for many years but the birthday. All report a very keen time. Gerald Osborne left for YpsilanU Thursday. MAPLE RAPIDS. last fsw years hss made her home in Cleo Nichols of Chesanlng visited You are invited. Saturday where he will attend the Arthur Shults of Lansing spent Sat­ Lansing. Her many friends here wish his sister. Miss Anetts Nicholas Sun ­ urday night at the home of Chas. Stev­ The best in moving pktares i state normal school. her a speedy recovery to health. day. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Williams and ens snd family. Inspect Our Radio Dept shewn here William Stewart of Jackson spent Mrs. Hattie Webster of Detroit is daughter, Mary, and a friend, Donald the week-end at the home of Mrs, S. I Mlckerson, of Alma visited hie broth ­ visiting her brother. John Rhines, and East Greenbush. Keary. family. aad OeL Ist— er, T. B. Wllliama, and family Sunday. to Born to Mr. and Mrs. Terence Lench Mr. and Mrs. Carl Davies of St. Mrs. Oeorge Conkey and daughter, a son. GLORIA SWANHON Mrs. Charles Stidd and baby, Elisabeth, Nelson Dexter of Jackson spent the Johns spent Sunday with his parents vreek-end with his son, V. N. Dexter, Hubbardston ball team added an on- here. of Homer visited Mr. and Mrs. Olenn looked for victory to their list in Sun ­ —In — Padgett and family Monday and Mr. and family. He will be absent here dur­ Mr. and Mrs. Phippeny of SL Johns W. R Osgood & Son ing the winter months, having work in days game. They defeated the Ionia Mr. snd Mrs. Guy Smith snd son wore *>HER HUSBANDS TRADEMARK' and Mrs. Francis Halsey Tuesday. Reformatory team wjth a 11 to 5 eoore. Funciml Dlrzctort'and EmbAlmers Ask Anyone In Town Mr. and Mra. C. L. Bhafley took the Michigan Central car yards. Sunday guesU of Mr. and Mrs. June Green wait hurled for HubbardsUn. St. Johns, Michigan Paramoant. their daughter, Helen, and Bernice Mr. and Mrs. Gottfried Hartman Stevens snd family, Efficient and Ravsrent Service Blakeelee to Mt. Pleasant Saturday spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. An ­ Mra. Rose B. Carrington and grand ­ wbars thsjr will attend the Central drew York, of Wsst Oreenbnsh. Subscribe lor Tbe Newia son. Lester Carrington, spent tbe last f Page Ten. TilK ST. JOHNS NEWS. ST. JOHNS. MICHIGAN, THITR.SDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEMBER28,1922

the letter pert of the week et the home iipi 30C30C lecBOi I0E30C I of her perente, Mr. end Mre. W. Slio 1 Kyee. i n The Wllney cemetery eeeocletion en- 1J Joyed e very pleeaent afternoon et the You'll Never Know- — I home of Mr. end Mn. M. W. Kyes. The FOWLER AND VICINITY members are very thankful to them I for entertaining them as they are not ; members of the association. The^satlafactkm there Is in using a high grade flour in your huaie RKPQRT or THB CONDITION OF THK Report of the condition of the Fowler TOT; Walter Sleight of Bath was a Sun- until you get the habit of using — VT Cfnpn&llS Sul tC IS&IIK | day guest of his nephew. Edd Sleight, j { Euwler Defeats Dewitt At Weetphslia, Mlchlfan at the«.cloet) of Mr. and Mre. Alonzo Schoals gave|| State Savings Bank of Fowler Fowler high school foot ball boys busln«M Kept. 15. 19X2 aa called for > a party Saturday evening In honor of 1C At Fowler, MIchleen, at the cloee of butineea September IS, 192>, aa called for by defeated Dewitt high school foot ball by the C^mmlaaloijer of the Itanking l»e- ; guests Mr, and Mrs. D. Carl, of 1 par men . ^ DetrolL Music and dancing were en- , Golden Rule Flour the Commlaaloner of the Banking Department. boys in a fast game Friday. Score 60 to Reeourcee. naeOURCES. commercial. Savinga. Dola. Cta. 6 in favor of Fowler. The game^was C^ma'I. Bavlnaf younger people, while the LOANS AND DISCOUNTS. VIZ.l > , hard fo?ight but Fowler lads seemed t^wtm uid Ofaoounta. vie.: older ones sjient the time In relating Secured by col- Incidents that took place 36 years ago. j ' There's no reason tor unwholesome and anaatlsiactory bakings, Secured by collateral ...... S 4,980.00 to put U over the Dewitt lads time af­ Uneecured ...... - ’•r.SSO.W 4,729.30 ter time. .Many points were made from IJr^cured".‘.'.‘.''.'.'| m’iII?*. .8 20,000.(K)']j'^*® ^®*'® f®**- ' when the flour used Is of a fins quality and Just the proper bleBd. Itema In tranalt ...... 261.82 line plunges. The Fowler team goes ! dents of this vicinity. A lap supper YoiTget results with Golden Rule which are pleasing. ToUle ...... $i7rtgagea ...... $ 1.500.00. .8104.018 00 them. Othkr Bondii ...... 4,925.50 100,407.27 Mr. and Mrs. Chaa. Cole entertained Municipal■ “Bonded Friends from Jackson spent the In office ...... Totala ...... $ 10.825.50 8245.530.24 8256,355.74 their cousins lust Sunday. ______. week-end with Mr. and Mrs. C. Me John Pierce and daughter, Miss El­ rotale ...... 8 l..'.00.0o..8108 .1»is.00 RESERVES, VIZ.: len of Lansing were visitors in town Due from banka In reaerve citlea ...... $ 7,367.41 8 25,332.92 Fowler Co-Operative Mills U. S. Bonda and Certificatea of Ind. one day last week. 1110, 418 00 I carried aa legal reaerve ...... 14,450.00 Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Youngs were in Reserves, vis.: Ovid. ■ Exchangee for Clearing Houae...... 220.74 Due irein tiaukx ...... 8,396.08 5,000.00' St. Johns lust week Tuesday where ill reaerve cities..8 12,508.76 $5.0011 Oo Fo\vlt*i . Michi^'aa Q Total caah on hand ...... Mrs. Youngs attended a meeting of U. S. Bonda and j Air. and .Mrs. L. J. Boyd and .Mrs. H. Totala ...... i“6.984.23 8 44,782.92 8 60,767.15 Cert, oi liid. car­ o the Relief Corps. ried aa legal ra- L. Jenks spent^one day this week in IOE30l==30Cac{l COMBINED ACCOUNTS, VIZ.: Mrs. Maurice Drake of St. Johns serve In bavings l-ansing. lOBOE I0E30I $ 18,450 (K) Overdrafta ...... 198.71 was In town visiting old friends Thurs­ Dept, only ...... Mr. and Mrs. Wax While and Mrs. Banking Houae ...... 1,610.00 Total cash on hand.l 3,482.83 FTed Woodworth have returned home Furniture and FIxturea ...... 1,200.00 day. Outalde checka and other caah Itema...... 689.52 Mrs. Jennie Curtain who has been ToUils ...... I 15,991.59..$ 23,450.0) after spending some lime visiting rel- iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiHiiiiiiiiffliinimiiiiiwiiHyNflMuiNtiinimwnBHwisir Other Aaaeta ...... 9.50 visiting here and In Westphalia the ------atives in Erie, Pa. _ past ten days returned to her home In r. Ki * _ $ 39,441.59 Mrs. S. S. Meese left Thursday forl^ Total 8504,512.59 Detroit the first of the week...... $" 64.05 for a visit with relatives. | LIABILITIES. Mr. and Mrs. John Patterson of Ovid Banking House ...... 2,000.00 .Mr. and .Mrs. Verne Allen and daugb- I Capital Stock paid In ...... 8 30,000.00 were in town last Thursday while ...... were in Kalamazoo Monday. I The Community Bank Surplua Fund ...... 28,000.00 Undivided Profits, net ...... 2,585.59 enroute from the farm to their home. Cuetomele' Ucmo* deposited* ' Ernest King of Saginaw attended the Olvidenda, Unpaid ...... 40.00 Mrs. Carl Light of St. Johns visited with bank fur safe keeping.. .1,1.50.00 funeral of Ralph Johnson last Wed-I COMMERCIAL DEPOSITS. VIZ.I old neighbors in town Thursday. «*utHide checka and other cash „ Pesday. SAFE AND CONSERVATIVE , Commercial Depoalta aulUect to check 71,768.76 Demand Certificatea of Da>epoalt 117,968.47 Mrs. Frank Becker. Sr., was called to Othe™**a*a*eV8 6:t.w •**>' Robert Martin and Roscoe Grand Rapids last Friday by the sud­ ------Barrus have gone to Ann Arbor, to I YET PROGRESSIVE Total ...... 8189,737.23 8189,737.23 den death of her father, Anthony Total ...... $249,133.78 enter college. SAVINGS DEPOSITS, VIZ.: Platte who was stricken with paralysis LUbilities. I Wendell Spaulding has gone to Al- Book Accounta —Subject to Savinga By. Cupltal ««>ck (•aid in...... $ I blon where he will enter college. ’ lawa ...... 8138.643.01 and died in a few hours at the age of Certificatea of Depoalt —Subject to Sav. j 84 years. The funeral was held Mon- L'liiuvideci prtifitM, iit*i ...... Ernest Cftsler who was seriously In-: Inga By.lawa ...... 115,506.76 ' day at Grand Rapids. Mr. Becker and Contmerclai Deposits, viz: jured in a auto accident some time Dependable Service i Mr. and Mrs. Edd Martin motored Oommercinl dei^aita ago is greatly improved. | Total ...... 8254.149.77 8254,149.77 sijt)je<*t to ctiecK. •$ 43»243,73 via* i _■ ' through Sunday to attend the funeral. i?eriifieu coiistiintly meetinj? busi ­ STATE OF MICHIGAN, COUNTY OF CLINTON, SS.I ! ed her sister, Mrs. B. Z. Nash, and ...... $ 43.501.18..$ 43,501.18 days last Week with Mr, and Mrs. Wll- I, W. H. Shelling, vice.prealdent and caahler of thF above named bank, do acl. family Sunday. ^ “BiSPiSSSJfir Ms Johnson, ness problems new to you—Probb'ms on emnlv awear, that the above atatement la trua to the beat of my kn ewladga and Bbt. Ft. Loeher and Rev. Fr. Bar subject to sav- j Harold Covert who has been sjiend- teller, and correctly repreaenta the trtM otata af the aaveral mattaro ttiaralii oan. tram of Westphalia called on friends oJrtifiwtSrof ■ ■ ■ * log hl8 vacation with bis parents, Mr. M’iiieii you want Dependable adviee. talnad, aa ahown by the booka of the bank. W. H. SNBLLiNG, VIca.Preoldant. Caahlar. in town Monday i^jMjsit—subject wid Mrs* Ohaa* Covert has returned to iJr. and Mrs. Michael Weber vlslt- to srtvinKs h>- # hla work In N, Y. City. Subacribed and awom to bofore me thia Correct Attaat: ...... 105.108.92 j Miss Jessie Remaley of Lansing vis- , 20th day of September, 1922. FRANK A. WIEBER, eed her mother in Westphalia Sunday. Then come to us. At one time or Mrs. H. B. Thornton visited her sis­ Total ...... $128,316.69..$128,816.69 her mother, Mrs. Hulda Reniaiey, j ROMAN P. THELEN, , ERNEST SCHEMER, ter, Mrs. John Swartz, in Ionia the anotlier in our banking career we have Notary Public. JOHN LUECHT, .Notes and bills rediscounted ...| 35,797.70 ' over Sunday. My commlaalon expirea Jan. 25, 1924. DIrectora. first of the week. Customers’ bonds deposited with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Black and dealt with practically every type of Mrs. Wm. Eiseler and son, Willie, l»ank for safe keeping ...... 3,150.00 , daughter, Naomi, motored to Mt. Pleaa- and daughters, Miss Louise aod Jose- Toial ...... $249,133.78 “'R where .Naumt will atteud school. business problem, anti have helpetl many , phine accompanied by Mrs. Michael State of Michigan, County of Clinton, aa.' Miss Gertrude Austin of St. Johns p4*ople in their solution. I Arens, and daughters, .Miss Isabella I, Leo K. Bnltgen, Cashier, of the above j visited friends in Ovid last week, and Magdaline motored to Ypsilanti named bank solemnly swear, Uiat the ; Frank Stebblns Of Owosso was in HiKive statement Is true to the beat of rjvid one dav last week Sunday where the Misses Louise and my knowledge and belief and correctly i A Community Necessity Isabella will attend the Normal this represents the true state of the several The Junior Class held a Wloulo Don ’t hesitate to avail yourself of year. matters therein contained, as shown by Roast in Warton ’s grove last Friday the books of the liank. ! evenine this friendly service for it is given The bank is the sizn that the people of that community are pro­ Carl Snyder and his niece. Miss Re­ gina Snyder, drove to Ypsilanti where LEO F. 8N1TGEN, Cashier. ‘ gladly, and with out cost or obligation ducing more than they consume. It means ^hat there is capital and bubscribed and sworn to before me this .Miss Naomi Black was in St. Johns .Miss Regina will attend the normal 21 Ht day of beptemtier, 1922. one day last week. —even to those who are not banking wherever there is capital or wealth there is community Improvement. this year. .rOH.V U. Sl'ITZLEY Mrs. Jennie Jarvis and daughter, Sam Henderson of Pontiac and Hugh Notary Public Gladys, have gone to .Mt. Pleasant here. The bank is the medium through which capital is invested to My <‘ommiasJun e.xidres Deo. 26th, 1921. Henderson of .New York City culled on i.’orrect attest where Miss Gladys will attend the benefit the community. It is a necessity. ______Mr. and Mrs. \V'm. M. Youngs and oth­ JOHN J KKDEWA. Central State Normal. I er old friends in town. The Henderson STEl’HEN FEDEWA. ■MICHEAL 8P1TZLEY .Mr. and Mrs. 1. B. Crane and little < Your mone}» in this bank wi|] be used to benefit you and the com­ boys were formerly from Fowler where Directors. daughter, Kathryn, have returned to munity in which you live. they attended school. their home at Mt. Pleasant after visit ­ .Mr. and Mrs. Brown from Hubbard- ing relatives here. ston visited their daughter, .Mrs. Henry We shal^be glad to carry your account. Irene Shafer was in Muir Friday. .Miss Helen Stanton has gone to Kal- = Peoples Banking Co. .Miller and family a few »la.vs the first Anthony Buv.. rs who has v.een QuRe '“J®*®® of last week. sick is gradually, gaining. MisH I.eonH Pohl who has been in Carol Stanton of Fenton spent over s “The Bank on the Corner ” " i Kalumuzou for some time came linin'* Edward Bower of near Fiwler cal­ led on friends here Sunday. the week-end with her parents, Mr. = s ff r .1 visit last week. .Mr. and .Mrs. A. AL^S^hueller and ' * 1 Fowler, Michigan | Mrs. Mary Waters stayed with Mrs. children Vni Sunday with Mrs. Ida! Charles Beebe of Toledo is spending s State Savings Bank .\llce Hice last week a few (l:/s.— Yjjljgp I some time with his parents, Mr. and s Robert Wardrope and wife of .ML ______I.Mrs. E. D. Beebe. 5^® interest paid on time deposits. Open Sat. Evenings | Fowler, Michigan I’lf-aiant vlsiied Mr. and Mrs. E. Z. The ladies of the Ovid Orange held a s Nb.h Sunday while enro-j e from Westphalia. Saturday afternoon at Price wmmmmKmmmxM, THE B.V.NK THAT SERVICE BIHLT Gr.tiid Rapids where he has *j;eu one 'and Doty’s njeat market of the judges at the fair. t«< bis hpine. .Miss Caroline BeJen of Westphalia j Jarvis and daughter, .HI YKAKS S.iFE A.\D SlTrESSUL RAAKlXi SEKVICE. .Mr. and .Mrs. H. Sutton returned and .Mr. AVilliam Bunliue of Laiisiug' ^ Harry .Mull spent boiiie last week .Monday after visiting their daughter, Mrs. Herman Fox, and 'ere married at St. .Mary's church Lan­ sing. Saturday morning at b;3iore:| .Mr. and .Mrs. Carl .Meyers of Detroit Lansing. = ARE YOU PREPARED ? to .Vibiun .'M.day w icre t’.eir •-on.' visited his sister. .Mrs. Joseph .Noeker.! Miss Hazel .McCarty of Lansing spent 1 L. iyd, will rtiond college this >Lar ahd husband on Thursday, lover the week-end with her mother, s Winter will sddii be here and if you have any re­ W l'l♦•r^ p has Installed .i radio in j Miss Edith Kemp of Fowler spent | Mrs. .Nellie .McCarty. 1 hiM store. jthe week-end at the home of Mr. and | Mrs. Cleo Baker and children, Billy 1 pairing t4i do n<»w is the time to dti it. Every Pall •Mr and .Hs. I), t'. Dakin of i,rm Mrs. John Hechtold. and .Morrace, of I.,unsing are visiting s fiiitls fhinincys 1o he rebuilt, roofs to ht* repaired or st'ig v.s le 1 in town Sunday • vainng. William Rohr, .Mr. and Mrs. Charles,her parenls, .Mr. and .Mrs. Frank Den S •Miss /ora Meith accompaniul thi*m Heyer anv Mrs. William J. Arens vis- Houten. | replaced and a j^eneral fixing up arouml your build ­ home and n ry returmd .Monday ev**n- Ited friends and relatives in Grand Miss Nellie Potter of Corunna spent S ings. Many farm homes are de.stroyed each year by TWINE •IIV Rapids a few days last week. j over Sunday with her mother. Mrs. 1 C. I'. .Meyer and Wm. M ' Votings .Mrs. John Platte visited relatives in I Cora Potter. fire on account of faulty chimneys and tinder like w(*re in Bt. Johns Thursday and at Fowler for a few days recently. ! .Misses Norma Bonnor and Thelma roof.s. Will yours he next i ' VVe liavf a liniitctt sii])ply of Pl\Tiioutli Stand ­ ten ieeher Sr. and son, Rev. Ber- j school, rejiair jobs in the way of Brick, Chimney liners* ce­ granilduui I'ter, Gertrude Duni* Oa'-k nard I»eher, visited the former’s i .Mrs. John .Mentor who has been very returned irom Grand Rapids M iiiiii.v daughter. Sr. PVances, at Wilmette, HI. . ill is reported a little better, ment, plaster, lime, plaster hoard, beaver board, lum­ morning. They had attended the fair. last week who is seriously 111. i .Mias Eleanor Gray of St. Johns vlslt- ber, hath and shingles. Come in for an estimate. This •Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Moehler visited .Mr. and Mrs. Flrnest Loeher and | ed relatives in Ovid ode day last week, Fertilizer her sister .Mrs. 8. 8. Thuma, and hus­ daughter, Flrnestine. returned to their ' Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Gilbert and daugh- is a frw service with nO obligation on your part, but band in Pewanio Sunday. home in .Morrow, Ohio Wednesday af- ; ter Frieda of Grand Rapids were in our prices are bound to please you. W. P. Hallead has moved his family iter a week's visit with his parents, .Mr. jOvld one day last week. .lu.st received 2 more I'ars of Iti per etmt phos­ Into the Adam Martin's rooms Satur-jand Mrs. Frank Loeher Sr. '—------Every year rust sends millions of dollars wortli phate and 1-12-]. Nicholas Martin and Hilda Gross i /-* u ■ of farm machinery to the scrap heap. Why I Becaufie .Vrthur P'eruholz and wife have ' invite their friends to their wedding' GrCCnOUSIL moved into the M’m. EverLs h.iuse. | dance, to lie held In Spitzley’s hall ; ------many farmers do not provide suitable places to keep Joseph Geller who has been visiting i Tuesday evening, October 3rd. Every- their tools and a goodly pertfentage leave them out to hls daughter, Mrs. Joseph Bauers the ! body welcome. I Born to .Mr. and Mrs. Howard Argeu- i I past ten days I-eturned to his home in i The following guests were «nter-i A** ’jL;oL8*i«^ar* ■ the mercy of the elements and rust, one thing that ! Detroit the first of the week. talned by Wm. Stump: Mr. and Mrs. “* Farmers Co-Operative Elevator Co. Ing for them progressive farmers do not do. i .Mr. and .Mrs. Roy Galligan and ■ I^adore F'eilewa. .Mr. and .Mrs. Hubert Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Silvemail spent , How' about a new tool shed tliis fall? Your lua- ' * ' r nephew, littlee Leslie Oibbs, visited his ' Pedewa Mr. and .Mrs. August Kramer, Sunday with the latter's brother at sistes, Mrs. J. W. Pierce, and family ' Mrs. Lena Kramer and son. Clemence, Duraiid tihinery at the prices you have to pay for them now* FOWLER, MICHIGAN. laiR Sundaj^ . Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kramer, Mr. and Charlie Phillips Miss Araensinaer Mr and Mrs. Oral Elliott and daugh-1 Mrs. PhlUlp Kramer. Mrs. J. P. Cor-i of Lansing were deserve it and in a few years it will pay for itself by ter, .Marjorie of Shepardsvllle visited I ffan and sons. .Michael and Paul, .Mr. | Mr. and .Mrs BArgensinaer ’s Sna wiiiiiiiiiiiiwwiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiBiimiimiin their cousins. J. W. Pierce and family and Mrs. James Cotter, Mr. and Mrs. day Argenslngera Sun. the saving on your machinery. Let us show you Dependable Service and Quality Goods MEATS AND GROCERIES his cousin. J. W. Pierce, *and fam\^ *" ^‘»Tlt Thursday, after I**® St. Johns hospital Monday evening and Tuesday they an extended visit with Mr. and Mrs. ''^®^“®®<**y- Fowler 1-1 Michigan started for Ovid to vialt relatives. Joseph Noeker. i Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Coffey of Wll- Fowler* Michigan Mr. and Mrs. Peter Dean of'ionla A number of relatives from here 81-1!*^ “"^°“ “P®?/ Sunday with the lat- and Mr. and Mrs Eddie Light o^t ^®"‘*®** **® funrral of Anthony Platte i®* ’*"*"*®'* ’ -^rgenslnger and Johns visited Mr. aud Mrs Wm Miller ^^P***® Monday. last Sunday. .Miller. August .Miller and daughter.! .??** ^‘®® ChrlsOan Aid Society Here we go and there they come. Mrs. C. F. Meyer and Mrs W. W Kin- **®'*** ‘U’ ^ Bengal were business call- | pdaughter, Our goods and the price we seJl them for pleases BlanKets! Blankets! most everybody. • \ ,..i ---r.o™'. As the chilly nights creep in your thoughts are of blankets* Sure we have them in all the fancy plaids ______of Grand Rapids. collided about 2 miles south of Enre- Sl. Paul’s Lutheran Church, F„wler. L ,5* ”; *^® ‘^‘“**R* *"edewa and ‘ and plain colors* in wool* wool finish and cotton. Nice Rev. E. P. Beyer, Pastor. .daughter, NetOe. of Portland were ths w® • u . # -a large sizes and priced within reason. Sunday October Ist —Servioee mt Mr. and Mre. John P. Bert- i “**•• Marlon Botaford were Yours for iSer-irice »'30 a. m r. 1 •*»"> Thursday. called to Detroit last Wednesday by TriSlty. Ephe? VT3-2I • LitaY •.. "*** “'*•'• ^ P- Q«ll6r and fam-11?* ^•‘®‘* ‘ •®“' Clark Botaford. FALL SHOES 7. 11-17. Sermon Vn theEngS^h. topic ^ P®u^®“o rlslted her mother, Mrs.! instantly killed while on a free text. S. S. Cstechlsm-in. 36.'*^ ”^" Lenneman 00 Wednesday. orklng In the waterworks at Detroit See our line of strong servicable shoes. We have 'be fell In some way which caused bis Repeat Ten Commandments. Celebra ­ E. C. Piggott ; death. He was formerly of Oreenbush. them for the whole family. tion of Holy Communion. October 8th. R«w Man Too Rtehly Endowed. Pewamo. Mr. and Mrs. John Oage of Brighton I Alan f tiH|i|)iueyN. hs I eonotnie, ------and Mr. and Mrs. D. Carl of Detnilt comes of lile areHiness; It Is beesuse ' HERMAN MILLER Joseph Haiimsn of Fow.'er was « 'visited last week st the home of their there Is sn Infinite In him, which, with business cam - fere Tuesday. , cousins. Mr. and Mrs. M. Bushier and all his cunning, he cannot quite bury ! Bom to M end Mrs. Cha>'«,}

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IOC aocaoc aoi 301 Simple Cousin Try Our Store First! Ambrose If you \vaiil Quality Drugs, Better Briees and By CLARA DELAFIELD ('Joui'teous Treatment I tC. IISI, by W.at.rii N.wap«t>«r Union.) We want to give you the beet druge and the beat drug aervice you I “A nasty one on Cousin Ambrose !** can get anywhere. Try us and see If we live up to our promise. j said Cousin Amelin. I **1 guoKs be thought he wna gtilng to I get all Uncle Iteuben's property, ” THREE SPECIALS FOR THIS WEEK chuckled Cousin Hilary. 60c Jordan Almonds Children ’s Box .N'ydia Stationery I “A good Joke on him, ” snorted Cousin Silas. ‘‘It didn ’t pay him, after Per Pound Camera Fancy Border I . all, snooping round here day after day ' and bundlitig Uncle Reuben's affalra 33c $1,50 35c I for him." "Tea, and pretending to be so aim- 2 Many others of these bargains every day at the Corner Drug Store pie, too, ” said Cousin Amelia, indig- I nantly. j Tlieir linger mus not wit|^out lolld ' foundiitioii, for Uncle Itenlieii. who D. H. A L. D. PARR. had l)»*en reputi*d a very rich iiiiin and had been an eoeiitrlc, liiid died with ­ out II will, and w loui his nephews and nieces came to divide Ids property The Store they found that It lotaleil up to just CORNER DRUG STORE. ahtiut two hnndriMi dollars apiece. Each locaol felt privately outraged, for I0E3O1 I0C30] lonoi each had thought himself or her.self to be Uncle Iteiihen's 8p« ‘cial contlilant. So had Cousin .Ambrose, unilonhteilly. Ayter Uncle Ueuheii went blind. Cousin Ambrose bad ,icted as Ids sec­ retary. Cousin .\inhi'ose was forty, pale, fat, pnlTy, and carried on un am- tloneer ’s hiisliie.ss In the town, wblcli left him a good ile.il of leisure. DANCE! When- the others pla.vtsl golf, (.'oiisin Amitrose devoted blinself to the eol- lectlon of eoins and )>osiage slani]is, TIh ‘ Bender School of Dancing announces the and he was believed lO have Pihmi re­ fused hy every girl in the pl.ice. oixniing of a series of dances to be given every Thurs ­ ■‘lie's not a man," said t.'onsin Silas. "Ungbt to be dres'-ed up in pt-ttlconls. day night at the Armory building over O. P. Dewitt’s, the gitMit big sinipcring ninny." starting — Uncle Keulien bail lertaiidy Imsmi a que«*r ebaraeler. Ills bobliy bad been seawiHsl—not a*very inspiring one, but he was well-known to boiaiilsts and In- had dls<-overed one hundred ami Thursday Night, Oct. 5, eleven new speeies. Me had lieeii in correspondence with (-orresiKiuilents uH over the world for forty years—be ­ Zimmerman ’s Orchestra from Owosso ginning before Cousin .Xnibrose was born. l’lu*8e dances w ill be under personal supervision However, he had presented all Ids new samples to museums, and Ids col­ of Mr. and Mrs. Bender who conduct a school of lection in glass cases hud been valued dancing at Owosso. by the expert who was summoned after his death at exactly nothing. “Nobody wunts^ seaweevls." he ex- plalne*!, “and as your uncle gave away the cream of his collection, why — joi IOC IOC there's only the cases. And they ’re St. Johns JOHN C HICKS Michig2tn not worth more than fifty cents apiece, if y»«J c«>uld get that. ” Decldeilly Uncle Reuben had wasteiHiitioa.v as nish ears or nmve them when htadt'd. ■‘I must have dear Uncle Reuben's Banner Grange. R555555555555555555 may be imposed by tKe Michigan Pul'Ilc All Ordinance granting tu the Coo ­ Utilities Commission. desk, at which be sat when lie was pts i Muniers Power Company, its successors .•Section 11. In -jase the I'lty elects, THE Ml BLEW <’BEEK M 1NES liave imt op.i- blind and helpless," said Cousin .\m- Banner Grange will meet Thursday ' nnd assigns, the right. |K>wer and nuthor- under Its charter. U» purchase or leive,- brose, who bad i-ome sliding and puf ­ evening October 5. The following pro ­ ==: I it.V to acquire, construct .inainLiln and tlie property of grantee. ijse«l in -vr useful atetl since .\pril fii’st and they are nne<*rtain when gram will be given: song, selected by Romance^ Mystery use the electric lines, consisting of towers, for the distribution and sale of ebeitriclty fing in. poles, cross-itrins. gu.vs. braves, feeilers, in said Uit.v, the price to be f^aid there ­ the girls; roll call, responded to by for sliall lie the value as set forth In Sec­ the men will return to watrk. ''Wa'al. I Ouniio as 1 want It myself, each member reading a clipping from I trnnsinisston wires, transformers, and and Thrills ' other electrical uiMdlHiices, on, along and tion 7 hereof, together with »he cost oi exactly,' >aid 'Consin Silas, glancing a paper; reading, Kdna Ilecht; tile transmission line and all imiN-ove- In contempt at the .-incient piei-e. cross the avenues, highways, streets, at- ineiits thereon nei'essiirlly ex|-v;niied In THE RED OOMET MINES worked hnt tw<» D question , "Should Oleomargarine re­ =7 leys^ bridges and other public places In i turnlsblng sei^'lce to the city "Iddn't ibink it was vuinalde, did ye. place butter on the Farmer's Table?" =~ the City of St. Johns. Clinton County, | Section 12. In consideration cf th. half days during August. BliTE STAR mint's oper ­ •Xnibrose'; We've bad it valued, yon ■ opened by L. I). Greenwood; recitation == i .Michigan, for a period of thirty years. i rights, powers, authority and privileges ktiow." .Mrs. Kitty Becher; reading, .May CITY OK ST. .lOlt.VS ORDAINS: I herein granted, all of which shall v*-r.t In ated f'tmr tlays in tlie last lhrt ‘e weeks, shipping ont* = , Section 1. That wherever the word, j “'e grantee for the |>eriod of thirty years Tliere was a chortle of laiigiiTer at Thompson: surprise feature. s'"grantee" o.curs in this ordinance. It is '^"•ovlded. grantee shall laith- days Itiatliiig ttt the lakes. the taking-down of Cousin Anilirose. The Case Cousin Ambrose nursetl bis knee, ij Royal Ricd to Succ*£8 'riiese are the faets as lt» the et»al situation anti o ‘'Ob. no. 1 don ’t want aiiytliliig,” he I Whatever venr tin- vnlijeet by the grantee shall lie In liqu of all li­ s=: , Section 2. The right, power atid auth- I cence fees and charges of i v-.-ry 'laiiie ami un< ‘le that U will bring hack to me." • wlib-li domlmiti'< yo-ir itioiigbls. Ia»- i= 1 orlty Is hereby granted to and vesteil In I t'Uttngh ft)al to supply the tlemand. I grintee to acquire, c m-triict, mnlnt.aln j nature, excepting general ni.XHs, whith Cousins Silas and ililary east eniisi- yoiir sn,-«-,-s will be na asnred The Girl = .'ind use electr'.i- lines coiiMistlng of towers, ) the City might otherwise l.i.'y >.r iiapose Section n. The rights, |Miw«rs. auth ­ glniices of rneusuretess contempt at by the infert-st you tntie In vvbiit yon = I masts, jmles, ciMss-nrrns. guys, braces, i ority and privileges herein grantentas him. , are doing. Inti-iise inicrc«i will mean By s=r. j feeders, transniis.slon wires, transformers, j not exeluslve. I and other eleotrli- Hppiiaiices on. along I Section It. Tills franchise .siistll not he Mine Run and ex})t*et to have Clu'stnut Anthracite "ril lake the parlor suite." said close nppPi .itlon Hinl b ird work iiml It ~ • ] .and acriiHS the avenues, streets, allevs, | leased or assigned excepting with the con- Cousin Hilary. j Is only along that road ibiii snect -s — I highwa.vs. bridges apil other tiuhllc places .-ent of the .Michigan I’uhlio l’tlliti«.s Coin- within the next ninety days. Randall Parrish j In the City of .Ht. .tohns. CUiiton Counfv. | inl.ssion “I want the best beilrooin," cluinietl I and contentment are to l>»* fi ninl. —Kx- = I .MIcldgan. for a pertoil of thirty years. | SiMtion Ij. The franchise granUel b> Cousin Amelia. i change. = I Hei-tlon 3. No avenue, street, alley or i this ordinance is not sutiject to revoca ­ ! ptdillc place used by s;ild gii-.iitcc shall he tion, and shall lie and lieconie valid and BLADE VOIJR ORDER NOW! They wrangled for two hours. They —— I ot,Htnfctc.il election i with tlielr valuation prircs, and then ns you come along the road?" ~~ ■ of sjild avenues, streets, al’eys or public he held in the manner pri ’dde I hy low .Motorist: "Not quite, brother, but 1 of breathless interest places sh;ill h«‘ permitted to,remain iti a there was another wrangle, bei'ause It dangerous or unsafe condition h.v reason Ku -h rmnehise shall nut ik > submitted > ■ judge she's suffering some now from A the electors unless grantee shall, wlth- was found that Consin Silas’ properly in which an amatenr in­ of anything done or ondtted to he?, “done'y‘"iin thirty (30) days after the uloptinn oi was valiietl at two hundred and nine nervous shock." hy the granted, and It shaP he llahli 'r'. ! the ordiiuince, file wltti tne t^ity Clerk vestigator solves a baf­ such damages as may he suffered Ishy nee I written acceptance ihensif. suhjei't Geo.F.DimondCo. dollars, while eaeb of the others hud "What is a modernist painter?" corporation or |»ersoii by reason of ItsIS nee-neg „uch approval, and 'mch fram ids*- fling problem in a nniqne llgence in the use of the alleys. str«-ets a vahmtion of a little less than two "An artist who would paint Paul Re­ Quality and Service hundre- ST. JOHNS MARKETS. may hereafter be adopteit bv the City typical Randall Parrish Commlssloti. K. M. aPAUi-ruvi'.. sukes, un«l each of them had to dls- Mayor of the City if Ht. Joiins Thursday, Si’ptember 2H, lih!2 Section 5. The maximum ra»* re.|nired to \VM. COCHRAN!-:. gtirgc soiiietldng to make Ills share up tale of hand-to-hand bat­ he fixed hy the charter shall l>e ten (10) 9w*; cts per K. XV. It. rsninlee to (*e larmllted Clerk of the City 'if S‘ Jo!,i> American' Bargain Store even. liRAIV tles between strong men, to charge the Inhabitants of sjild city for “Kit her he's u fmd or a black Wheat, white ...... 96c electric current for light, tient and jiower, To the City of Ht Johns. bl(M>d-quickening exploits the prices as shown by the schedule now The Consumers Power ('oiniiany, u c<>r- hearted sohemer," growletl Uncle Hil­ j Wheat, red ...... 98c on file with the City Clerk Said rates isiratlon authorised to do t>usin,-aa lii ary. "That dt-sk hasn ’t got a secret Harley, per cwt ...... 76 and the romance of hero­ and schedules shall Is- subject to altera­ the Htate of Michigan, with Its pnncipid I Oats ...... 34c tion and change at any time by the office in the City of Jackson, Michigan, NEWS drawer with mone> In It, has it?" Michlran I’uhllc Utilities Commission herelq accepts an ordinance ailopteil h.\ They raiisackml the desk, hut it con- Beans, per cwt...... $4.60 ism and love. anil tne regular filed rates as apiiroved the City (tommiaslon of the City of HI tainevi nothing but bundles of letters, ^ Rye, per bushel ...... 46c hy the Sfichignn I’ubllc tTtllltles Commis­ Johns on the 16th day of August, l•'22. sion, as applh-able to the City of Ht. entltleil: dating buck forty years, from ail the “AN ORDINANCK, granting to the Con ­ We are ttffering yt>u as extra specials this week BKF.MSED .VEATB. Jolins. shall at all times be the legal corners of the earth. So, grttwling. rates. sumers Power Comimn) , Its successors Beef, dressed...... 10.00 13.00 In view of the regulation of the rates____ and assigns, the right, power and auth- 1(K) Doz. J^lain Wliite cups and saucers in twt) styles they look tlielr departure, after ac­ Pork, dressed...... 112.00013.00 by the Michigan Public t^tllltues Commis- j ority to aoq'uire, construct, maintain anil ceding to Cousin Ambrose's request slon at all times. the interval readjust­ use electric lines, consisting of towers, U) select from, and perfect quality | Q Veal ...... 14.00 ment requlrgil by the charter shall be poles, cross-arms, guys, braces, feeders for r ncle Roijben's correspondence .Muiloii ...... 8.00 Foftow It aa a once In thirty years. transmission wires, transforiners. and Cup and Saucer...... IOC and seaweed notes. _ Serial in All bills for electrical energy fiirnlsheil other appliances, on, along and across th« A week later i%>usln Amelia met POULTRY. hy the Company shall be istyahle month ­ avenues. highways. streets, alleys The Ht. Johns News Beginning Next ly at the office of the Company or Its bridges, and other public places In the New Flow'er l*ots in five sizes, with saucers and just Cousin Silas on Main street. “Suy, Hens, 4 1-2, lbs. up ...... 20c agent In the City of Ht. Johns. The Com- City of 8t. Johns. Clinton County, Mich ­ Hens, 4 to 4 1-2 lbs ...... 18c Week IMtny may charp- the minimum rate as igan for a i)erii>d of thirty years." i ntime for the resetiug of your plants before A A did you hear sboiit Cousin Ambrose?" specified In said schedule. Orantee shall CrtNHUMKRS POWbJR tX)MPANY. she gus|a;f white crepe toilet paper mens in existeniv except In rolle<-- fauaHea.' a iieckla«*e of false pearls, and rules of the .Michigan Puhllc Utilities In said County, on the 2(rth day of Hept- tloiis. Oh, the black-hearted mouster !" LIVE MTOCk. Commlsslop. ember. A. D. 1M2. Extra value, per roll...... r...... OC Heavy Hogs ...... $8.00 hut more than a century earlier pearls Hectlon 7 The distribution system lYeeent: HON. J C KDYNN, Judge ot But both were rendered B|)e«*ehless were made in Kran«*e by a Jeweler formerly owned and useil by the C’lty Is. Probate. by the apparition of t'ouain Amhroae Yorkers ...... $9.60 on the granting of this franchise, being In the Matter of the Estate of ESTHER Roughs ...... $4.60 numeer service, much of said distribution sys­ istration of aald estate be granted t« large cigar ai.d, as he passed, he Veal Calves ...... $9.00 A $13.00 eps of Asia and l*eciime rare in From-e tem will have to be tom down and rebuilt, Mnrsluill 8. Qraham or some other suit­ I>atest shapes in the new Fall Hats, styles direct from wave-i(- Sinsl- be paid for by It In accordance witii l«s J Q KLTNN WlM Ohioan. Beef hides. No. 1...... >.$8.00 grass WHS exHinlidiig in.v bciiri tic* lienefit. (A true copy) Judge of Probate Horse Hides, .No. 1 ...... $3.00 Hectlon D. The City shall have the F. BDANCHK TRKMPKR ST.JOHNS ; MICHIGAN The Toledo (Ohio) Blade aanerta aa tlnn w ith a sicihoMi ii,ic ; *■ •ll•rd.•^) he right to establish and enforce reasonable Clerk of Probatb. 9w3 a well-known fact that no girl ever all of n sinld«*n ctilN llances and equipment.. In nc- Ooln* A Cornin'. always has friends In need who poa- Wheat, red No. 1 ...... $104 cordance with the rules, regulacloni and aess her phntngrni»lis One of them Wheat, white ...... $1.02 Oldens of the .Michigan Public Utilities A pensluilst Is a tnnn who, wlieii Oatg ...... I6c Con'mission glvsn his Choice of two jvHg, Mkee can he trusted to do the right thing For firat-claaa Job Printing r.all on bt.itlon 10. The ji*>nt use of grantee's Renew your Subscription. Do it Now Rye ...... 61c the News Job Department fncihtlee In said City shall b.« iqirmllted t)oth of them. —McKeesisirt News.