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VOL 42 COLOMA, MICHIGAN. FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1939 NO. 30 Coloma Lost Last In the Divorce Courts Southwestern Michigan Prominent Covert Resi- 4-11 Clubs Active in Loma Theatre Enters Basket Ball Tournament dents to Celebrate Gold- Mrs. Leota Belle Green of Benton Game of Season Harboro has filed suit for divorce at St. Joseph Next Week en Wedding Anniversary Washington District Its Twenty-sixth Year from Glenn Robert Green on a charge of non-support. They were married Was Defeated by Decatur Last Fri- in 1937. The new gymnasium of the St. Jo- Mr. and Mrs. Fred Packard Wed 50 Believe They Have The First Em- theatre was taken over by Mrs. Mrs. Lena Garlets of Benton Har- seph High School will be the scene of Local Theatre Can Boast of One of Louise Alguire, and, with Mrs. Leona day by Score of 45 to 33 bor charges cruelty in a suit for di- the fourth annual tournament for Years Ago at Bride's Home at Paw blamatic Flag of (lie Organization. Vogt, managed the business success- vorce from James Garlets. They were city, industrial, and recreational Finest Buildinfs and Best Equip- The Decatur high school took ad- Paw Lake. The 4-H Club of the Washington fully. Following the death of married in 1928 and have two chil- league teams of Southwestern Mich- vantage of the first half slump of district in North Coloma would like ment of Any Small Town in Mrs. Vogt, Mrs. Alguire acquired dren. igan. The tournament will be held the Coloma Comets last Friday eve- Mr and Mrs. Fred Packard will to know if they are the first in Ber- the entire ownership and has since Arnold Remus of Benton Harbor March 8, 9, 10 and 11. It is sponsor- ning and plied up a lead of 21 points, observe their golden wedding annl- rien county to have an emblematic Southwestern Michigan. continued to provide the very best seeks a divorce from Mrs. Martha ed by the St. Joseph City League which Coloma was unable to over- versary Sunday, March 5. by holding of" the'organization .The oeauti- in picture entertainment to the pa- Remus on a charge of cruelty. They and will be managed by Arnold The residents of Coloma and vi- come. Coloma's second team also open house from 2 to 4 in the after-1 ful green and whlte nag which sym- trons of her theatre. were married In 1938. Karston, director of the City League. cinity have reason to be proud of the encountered difficulty in their game. noon and from 7 to 9 in the evening boiizeg 4.H club work will be raiSfjd In the year 1935 the Geisler ga- Mrs. Eva Mae Myler of St. Joseph Only teams that have played in an fine new motion picturc house, The Coloma boys moved very slow- at their home in Covert. for the first time at a joint meeting rage building next to the Coloma was this week granted a divorce from organized league of some kind will which is housed in one or the finest ly In the first of the main game and Mr. and Mrs. Packard were mar- of the boys' and girls' groups on Sat- postofflce was purchased by Mrs. Al- Clarence J. Myler on a charge of be permitted to enter. These teams motion picture buildings, and has as Decatur used this as a means of tak- ried at the home of Mrs. Packard's urday. The flag was designed and guire, who had the structure remod- cruelty. They were married in 1928 must consist of the regular league fine equipment as many theatres in ing a good lead. Coloma fell behind parents, the late Mr. and Mrs. J. H. made by T. Knutson. It has a green eled into a most modern theatre and have five children. line-up. However, one player may many cities and towns far larger early and Decatur had a lead of 18 Doty at Paw Paw Lake, on March 8, emblem on white, with four letter building. The theatre was mov- Mrs. Fay Wingard Bertein or St. be added providing he has played than Coloma. to 3 at the end of the first period. 1889, by the Rev. Buel, pastor of the "H's on the leaves of the clover. ed from the old location and the Lo- Joseph has filed suit for divorce in the same league from which the They continued their scoring spree Watervliet-Coloma M. E churches. The Washington district group has The Loma Theatre started on ma theatre (the name being changed) from Ludwlg Bertein, charging that team has been entered. There will until the final minutes of the first They began housekeeping in Ben- made a fine growth since the orga- Thursday of last week on its 28th was opened on November 7 and 8, they were married in South Bend, be no class distinction, there being half, when Coloma began to show ton Harbor but moved to Covert in nization last fall. There are 19 boys year of business in Coloma with the 1935. It is one of the finest and most Indiana, in 1938, and that he desert- only the one tournament. signs of life and stopped the Decatur January, 1890, and have made that enrolled in the 4-H Wood Rippers, completion of new sound equipment, "homey" theatres in Southwestern ed her in 1937. The Auto Specialties of St. Joseph scoring. At the opening of the sec- village their home since that date. with Peter Clark and T. Knutson as a new machine booth and new super Michigan. will enter a team again this year to ond half of the game the Comets They are the parents of four daugh- leaders. The 12 girls arc known as lighting effects, which were com- Due to poor health, Mrs. Alguire defend their title. A total of sixteen were trailing by a score of 29 to 8. ters and two sons. They also have 13 the "Thrifty Twelve." with Mrs. An- pleted Just in time to observe the turned the management of the Loma teams took part in last year's tour- Then Coloma showed some fine bas- grandchildren, and children and na Berkowske and Anna Comstock as last day of the 25th anniversary of over to her daughter, Mrs. Ethel NEW 4-H RECORD nament and represented NUes, South ketball playing which has seldom grandchildren all plan to attend the leaders. the establishment of the Coloma Kilmark, about four years ago. Both Haven, Holland, Watervliet, Dowa- been displayed by the locals this sea- SET IN MICHIGAN golden wedding celebration. At the present time both groups are Theatre. of the above named ladies have been glac, Benton Harbor and St. Joseph. son. The big lead decreased consid- Mrs. Packard was born at Saginaw planning a demonstration to be open The local theatre has a fine record untiring in their efforts to . furnish Strong teams expected to enter this erably, but the 21 point lead was too but came to Covert with her parents to the public in March. of growth and service in the com- their patrons with the very best in year are Kawneer and Tylers of NUes, when five years of age Her father, The Parent-Teacher Association is much to overcome. New records In enrollment and in munity. The theatre opened as the movie entertainment, and special at- Mersons of South Haven, Teachers J. H. Doty, was head sawyer in the sponsoring a group and has contrib- The Coloma Reserves found the completion of projects were chalked Coloma Theatre on February 22, tractions. The theatre is air-condit- Club, Producers Creamery, and Mal- large sawmill owned and operated by uted $30 as an emergency fund, be- Decatur Reserves hard to pass and up by Michigan boys and girls in 4- 1913, in a new building which had ioned, and everything ia being done leable of Benton Harbor, Reamers of the Packerd company of which Wil- sides arranging for 1 sewing machine met defeat by a score of 25 to 22. M club work in 1938. been erected by the late William A. by Mrs. Kilmark to make the theatre Buchanan, and all of the St. Joseph liam Oscar Packard, father of Fred for the girls. The Michigan Shore Becht, of the Coloma Comets, Records submitted by local and Baker, after a fire had destroyed one of the best and most attractive teams. There is a possibility that Packard, was a member, and he was Lumber and Supply company assist- found the loop for 15 points, but he county leaders to the state club office the old theatre building and a shoe in Southwestern Michigan. The resi- teams from Kalamazoo and South proud of the fact that he handled the ed in providing three work benches was outclassed by Calbetzor and of A. G. Kettunen at Michigan State store operated by William Grant. dents of Coloma should be thankful Bend may enter teams for the first sawing of all the lumber that went for use in the work of the boys, and Carr of Decatur who scored 18 and College show that 51,834 projects The Coloma Theatre was estab- that they have such public-spirited time. into the building of the Covert Con- the board of education has purchased 18 points respectively. were originated in the state in 1938 lished by Clinton and Claude Alguire, citizens as Mrs. Alguire and Mrs. Kil- Team managers desiring Informa- gregational church, as well as that $50 worth of tools for the use of the who came to Coloma from Brldg- mark, who are always to be depended and that 44,941 of these were com- Lineup of the Teams. tion or entry blanks are requested used in building many of the homes boys. man. A short time later, Claude Al- upon to do their "bit" when called pleted. to contact Arnold Karsten at the St. Decatur-45 This 88.7 per cent of completion is In the village. guire retired from the business. In upon for anything for the benefit of Coloau—S3 Joseph High School. Entries wUi Mr. Packard came to Covert when the community. 2.3 per cent more than in 1937 which the year 1917, the management of the Umphrey RF Schroeder close March 8 and drawings will be a lad of six and in his early youth Calbetzor had previously set the record. Becht LF made the following day. he was a planer in the Packard mill. Carr Some youths entered more than Junior Jollay C Mr. and Mrs. Packard remember P. T. A. to Have Big one of the 18 different types of pro- Undem RG Velick Covert as a bustling little saw mill Blahnlk LG Southworth jects In the year. But Individuals KELLY URGES OPERATORS town surrounded by fine virgin for- 'Tun Fest" on March 10 Overley set a new record, with 20,308 boys Clover Leaf Club Will Lawson F ests. Mrs. Packard says one of her Vandenberg and 23,487 girls participating. Wooley G AND CHAUFFEURS TO RE- chief delights as a child was to go to Boys enrolled in greater numbers V Paulviile, now Palisades Park to Tournament Drawings than usual In forest fire studies and PORT CHANGES IN ADDRESS Cafeteria Supper Will Start Off the watch the loading of the big lake forestry. Girls found Increased In- Hold Its Annual Meeting The drawings have been announc- boats with lumber, bark, ties and Events of the Evening. terest In food preparation and can- ed for the district tournament at St. shingles produced in the Covert mills, ning projects. In other studies the Joseph on March 2, 3 and 4. The Few persons can change their and taken to the loading piers by Coloma P. T. A. members and increase was comparatively normal | gard to invitng the Friday Club and Coloma Comets will face Bridgman places of residence, as a matter of tram cars drawn with horses on friends are reminded of the date set All of Michigan's 83 counties have Program for Coming Year to Be i the Junior Literary Guild of Water- on Friday, March 3rd at 8:45. The routine, without notifying the post- wooden rails. for the annual "Fun Fest" to be held a representation in the 1938 report vliet as guests on that occasion. Mrs following is the schedule for the man and certain commercial firms The Packards have been a part of at the schoolhouse on Friday evening, Approved at Meeting on March 6 assembled by State Leader Kettunen Beach, in the capacity of the legisla- tournament: with which dealings or accounts are the village life as the community March 10th. A cafeteria supper will When increases were tabulated a at Home of Mrs. Ella Beverly. tive and international relations com- Thursday, March 2—Class D, at maintained. Relatively few licensed changed from a lumbering center to be served preceding an evening of year ago, Michigan placed fourth in mittee, continued her discussion of 7:30 p. m. St. Joseph Catholics vs. drivers of motor vehicles In the state one of the finest peach producing cards, dancing and other entertain- 13 north central states in the total The annual meeting of the Clover the neutrality act, particularly as it Gallen. At 8:45, Stevensvllle vs. Ba- have ever realized that the same law sections of the United States, through ment. Mrs. H. E. Lyon, president of numbers of youths, and In comple- Leaf Club will be held on Monday 1 affected the recent Italian-Ethiopian roda. that requires that they be licensed, that dark period when fortunes were the P. T A., has announced the fol- tion of projects was second. The evening, March 8th, at the home of situation. Friday, March 3—Class C—8:45, also stipulates that any licensed op- swept away overnight by zero weath- lowing committees for the evening's new increases for 1938 likely will Mrs. Ella Beverly, with Mrs. Edith The theme, "China in the World Coloma vs Bridgman; 8 o'clock, St. erator or chauffeur who shall change er and heavy snows on an October attractions: give a high ranking again to Mich- Supper committee—Miss Rundel, Carter as assisting hostess. At this picture- was continued; Mrs. Norma Johns vs Watervliet; 9:15, Class B his residence previous to the expira- night in 1908, to the present, when gan 4-H clubs. Mrs. Charles Andrews, Mrs. Hosang, time the program for the coming j pott8 dl8CUMed ..j ^ china." Finals, St. Joseph vs Dowaglac. tion of his or her license shall "im- they see Covert regaining its balance Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. RockweU, Mrs. year will be presented for the ap-|Ml8S Bernlce Scott gave an interest- Saturday, March 4—7:30 p. m.; mediately" return such license to because its people would not be Lehew and Mrs. Lyon. Proval of the club. The theme of thej ln descriptive portrait of the Chi- Class D finals, 8:45 p. m. Class C the local examining board, or the de- downed but have turned to diversi- Bunco committee—Miss Oelhaffer evening will be "Touring Famous' ambaasador to the United finals. INTEREST RATES LOWERED partment of state, whose duty It shaU fied progressive farming They are Clties and Miss Allene Stark. - States and in conclusion read excerps be to write on said license, the new now wondering If an oil boom will The club met last Monday evening from one of his recent addresses, BY CREDIT ASSOCIATION address and the date of change. The be the next variation of the changing Dance committee—Charles An- with Mrs. Elizabeth Lehew. The giving his idea of his own country's law also states that failure to have scene they have watched for more drews, Wm. Lehew and Harold War. ST. JOSEPH SCHOOLS CLOSED riner General publicity—W. L. Al- meeting opened with the regular plight in the present conflict. Mrs such change of address recorded may than 50 years. wood, S. L. McDanlels, Kendall Wil- business session at which time Mrs. Bertha Woodward reviewed the book ' ON ACCOUNT OF INFLUENZA Interest rate to members of the St be cause for the revocation or sus- cox and all P. T. A. members. Emma Mast and Mrs. Ann Miller "Facing Two Ways," by Baroness Joseph Production Credit Association pension of the license. The department of state has been were voted into active membership Shidzue Ishmoto, bringing out many was reduced one-half of one per cent TWO UNUSUAL ATTRACTIONS called on several occasions to furnish in the club. Mrs. Belle Beach, repre- facts concerning woman's life and Benton Harbor Schools Were Re- on all money advanced beginning senting the Tri-dub meeting which position in the orient. Eighteen mem- February 24, Paul H .Smith, secre- the correct home address of licensed AT THE LOMA THRATRE BRIDE AND GROOM RETURN will be held on March 27th, and bers answered roll call, after which Opened on Monday as Epidemic tary-treasurer, announced for the operators in this state, when the ap- members of the Clover Leaf Club refreshments were served by the hoa- board of directors of the St. Joseph peal for aid in locating people, was FROM HONEYMOON TRIP expressed themselves favorably in re- tess, assisted by Mrs. Marion Lyon. in That City Had Subsided. for the purpose of notifying friends Production Credit Association. "This "Men With Wings" and JMM Junea" is made possible," said Secretary or relatives who knew that the per- The public schools in both Benton son sought was a licensed automobile Harbor and St. Joseph were closed Smith, "by the continued ready sale to be Shown During Coming Week Shower Was Given for Mrs. RURAL PROGRESS DAT tc the investing pubUc of Federal driver In Michigan. In unsuccessful Dr. H, J, Cawthorne Was a part of last week on account of an cases, failure to locate the missing Here you have it, "Men With Benson on Thursday, February tt . epidemic of influenza which kept a Intermediate Credit Bank debentures AT W. 8. T. C. MARCH 10 bearing low rates of interest, and by person was attributable only to neg- Wings," filmed in all the thrilling large percentage of the students from A post-nuptial shower was given in Entertainer at Meeting the favorable operating results of the ligence on the part of the operator to reality of technicolor, the whole attending the regular classes. It was honor of Mrs. Robert Benson on Intermediate Credit Banks and Pro- file his change of address with the thundering saga of American avia- announced that the schools would re- Thursday evening of last week at the Kalamazoo—Preliminary plana are duction Credit Association during department tion. It has thrills, great battles in of Self Caltare Club open last Monday, and the Benton C. O. -Patterson home in West Colo- being completed for the thirty-third 1938." Secretary Smith explained There are many instances in which the sky, death-defying tests by flying Harbor schools did open, there being ma, by the Misses Vivian Besemer, annual Rural Progress Day program that the farmers' notes which the as- badly injured persons can be identi- fools; it has human appeal, gay men a big decrease In the number of ab- Caroline Frederick and Mrs. Ruth to be held at Western State Teachers sociation takes are discounted with fied only , by the names on their who laugh at death as they ride to Dr. H. J. Cawthorne of Benton sences on account of the disease. But Emhoff. The evening was spent In College, Friday, March 10. the Federal Intermediate Credit Bank driver's licenses, but when the ad- glory in the skyways; and women Harbor delightfullly entertained In St. Joseph the schools were closed playing "50-50" and other contests, of St. Paul. dress is wrong, delays in more com- who choke down the sob in their members of the Self Culture Club The general theme for the program again at noon on Monday, due to the the awards going to Ada Patterson, "The new rate will be four and plete identification are experienced, throats to smile as they watch their and their families at the annual will be "Rural-Urban Interrelation- continued prevalence of the disease Irene Stolz, Margot Merritt, Gladys one-half per cent a year, and as usual and In some cases. It Is impossible lovers wing their way through the "Family Night" at the Methodist ships" It la announced by Dr. Wm In that city. The parochial schools In Taube and Esther Noffke. The bride interest will be charged only for the ever to trace the residence. clouds. Come and meet Scotty (Ray church last Friday evening. A 7:00 McKinley Robinson, director of the both Bentton Harbor and St. Joseph received many beautiful and useful period which the members actually Harry F. Kelly, Secretary of State, Millend), Pat (Fred MacMurray) and o'clock dinner started the evening's,...department of Rural Educatio. n at were open th|s week, as there were gifts from the group. Ice cream and have the money," continued Secretary advises that all licensed chauffeurs Peggy, at the Loma Theatre on Sun- festivities; a patriotic motif was used Western State, who Is in charge of far fewer cases of Influenza reported and operators check their home ad- day, Monday and Tuesday. cake were served by the hostesses. the arrangements for this annual oc- Smith. "The reduction also is effec- hi table decorations and In the din- In those schools than there were last dresses on their licenses. It requires "Thanks for Everything" will be Mrs. Benson, before her marriage to casion, which each year brings hun- tive in ail the other Production ing room, where a delicious dinner week. oly a few minutes to properly record run one night only, Wednesday, Mr. Benson, was Inez L. Patterson, dreds to Western State's campus Credit Associations throughout the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles was served to about 70 guests. Mus- country. the correct address and any subse- March 8th It's the freshest, funni- ic Included community singing, led from all sections of Southwestern quent change that may be made. Patterson. The marriage was per- Michigan. DEATH OF MRS. THOMAS WALSH "This Is the lowest rate at which est comedy Idea ever grabbed out of by Mrs. Elizabeth Koob. Shirley the entertainment surprise bag. formed by Rev. Aubrey MlUer, pastor C. R. Hoffer of Michigan State production credit has been made Hallman and Delores Bishop sang OCCURRED ON FEBRUARY 27TH "Jesse James", a spectacular drama of the Church of Christ at Judsonla, two duets. Dr. Cawthorne's trave- College, nationally recognized author- avaUable and the lowest discount rate Arkansas, on January 5, 1939. Mr. made by the Federal Intermediate of the nation's most famous outlaw logue began with pictures In techni- ity on rural life will present a gen- At a meeting of the Michigan and Mrs. Benson have just returned Credit Banks. Based upon the pres- and the exciting events that gave color as they were leaving Berrien eral discussion of the subject at the Fruit Sponsors Association held at home from their honeymoon through ent volume of business this interest him to the world, all filmed in tech- county and Included places of Inter- morning session, considering It as a Funeral Services Were Held Thurs- the Chamber of Commerce In St. Jo- the southern states. reduction will result in annual sav- seph a few days ago It was decided nicolor, wUl be shown at the Loma est all along the way. Several Lin- whole. Following his talk there will day Morning at Catholic Church in ings of approximately $800,000 to the on Thursday, Friday and Saturday, coln shrines were shown, together be brief presentations of various that there wUl be a Berrien County 243,000 members of the 535 produc- March 9, 10 and 11. with the Illinois com fields, views phases of the theme, such as legis- fruit show in Chicago during the Watervliet. tion credit associations In the United along the Mississippi river and three lation, education, library service, re- coming fall. Each year a fruit show Is There was a time when roads States." reels of scenes In the Ozark moun- creation, health religion, and produc Mrs. Frances Walsh, wife of Thom- held In Chicago and each year a were so narrow that two cars could The St Joseph Production Credit tains. He also showed two reels of er-customer Interests which will be as Walsh of West Coloma, passed fruit and flower show Is held at the Clarence Boruff of Benton town- barely passs without scraping fend- Association, according to Secretary comics which delighted the people of given by Michigan men and women, away at her home on Monday eve- high school In Benton Harbor. It was ship pleaded guilty In the circuit ers. But we have replaced these by Smith, last year did a business total- all ages. The club will meet on Fri- engaged In these various fields. ning, February 27, 1939, following a announced that the displays that are court on Monday to a charge of paving highways so wide that six or ing $125,000. "These loans," he said, day of this week with Mrs. Rose El- Interrelationships of Rural-Urban brief illness, at the age of 83 years. held in Benton Harbor should also be breaking Into a school In Sodus town- eight cars can pile up at the same "Are made for agricultural purposes, displayed In Chicago with the aim of ship and stealing coal. liott. Women's interests will be discussed She is survived by her husband; time. in the afternoon by Mrs. Arlle Hop- three daughters, Nellie and Madelon, and repayments are made at the time a "Buy Michigan Fruit Week." More kins, a Michigan Master Farmer's of Chicago, and Mrs Marie LaVio- when the member Is best able to pay, extensive advertising of Berrien wife who has won such national re- lette of Benton Harbor; four sons, either from the sale of crops or live- county fruit In other ways was dis- FATHER OF J. YERINGTON nown as a spebker that she has been Carroll of Coloma; Harry, at home; stock or other operations financed, cussed at the meeting and it was chosen to give one of the addresses William, of St. Joseph: and Thomas, Sqme loans are made on the so-called suggested that the Blossom Queen DIED IN BENTON HARBOR at 4he Triennial Conference of the Jr., of Chicago; also by a sister, Mrs. budget plan in which members get a who annually reigns at the Blossom Association of Country Women of the Josephine Ruggles of Akron, Ohio. commitment from the association to Festival each May may be presented advance to them sums covering cer- | World to be held in London next Funeral services were held from St. on various occasions later In the seas- tain periods, thus enabling them to be LOMA THEATRE George M. Yerington, father of The topic for the annual Joseph's Catholic church In Water- on to advertise Berrien county fruit. John G. Yerington, well known con-' Rural Progress lecture will be "The vliet on Thursday morning, conduct, sure of sufficient funds to carry them tractor and son-in-law of Mr. and *®nner a^d *** International Scene." ed by Rev. Fr. Murphy; Interment through their agricultural operations COLOMA, MICH. 71,6 and yet not have to pay interest on Mrs. Luther Stratum of Watervllet, 1 speaker has not yet been an In the Catholic cemetery at Water- George Lukas and Forrest Martin, died suddenly Sunday evening at pounced. Music will be furnished vliet. the entire amount for the whole sea- son. The budget plan provides for 17-year-old boys, are held In the Mercy hospital, Benton Harbor, by student groups of Western state. county jaU on a charge of breaking advancing part of the entire amount Best of Pictures, Modern, Air Conditioned where he was removed two hours Facilities of Walwood Hall cafeter- FIRE DESTROYS BUILDING as needed." and entering in the night time. The previously after having been stricken ia will make it possible this year for boys were arrested after they had Show starts at 7:00 p. m. Sunday Matinee at 4:00 p. m. Continuous 111 at the Waukonda Avenue home In all those who attend to have lunch ON PERCY WIGENT FARM been tracked thru the snow after that city. He Is survived by the one eon there. having robbed the Carl Engberg THEATRE PHONE 123 F 2 RESIDENCE PHONE 123F 3 • son and two grandchildren. MARCH 10th LAST DAY home In St. Joseph while the family The son and his wife were enroute was visiting in the south. The loot, Fire started from an oil stove to- Friday • Sitarday March 3-4 Wednesday Only March 8 home from an extended motor trip TO PAY TOWNSHIP TAXES which consisted of two quarts of Heavy Snow In Thumb District. tally destroyed a small two-story Coupon Nite through the southwest, and were the champagne, several gold trinkets building on the Percy Wlgent farm object of police search In order to Heavy snow was reported in the and other articles of jewelry were " Arkansas Traveler " west of Watervliet Monday night notify them of the death of the fath- Michigan Thumb district over the recovered by the officers. One of the Bob Burnt and Irvin S. Cobb The Watervliet fire department re- Notice is hereby given that Friday, "Thanks For Everything" er. week-end. Port Huron reported a 12- boys told the officers that he had sponded to the alarm and saved ad- March 10th, is the final day to pay and Adolphe Menjou • Jack Oalde - Jack Inch snowfall and schools were cloa planned the robbery to obtain arti- jacent buildings. A number of hogs township taxes before the books of ed Monday. Ann Arbor and Detroit cles which he could sell to spend the "Down on the Farm" Haley -Arleen Whelan • Tony Martin were gotten out of the building. the township treasurer are turned No Village Election in Berrien had seven Inches and Owosso five money on his girl friend. Jonct Family. Also Comedy It was the heaviest snow of the win- over to the county treasurer and a Added penalty wUl be added. You may pay Springs ter, but there was little drifting. Selected Short Subject* Jacob Scherpr and Curtis Beck, your taxes at the office of the Mich- Henry Wims, for about a half a SUN. - HON. - TUB. Marcfc 5-6-7 For the first time in 78 years, Ber- both employed }n the advertising de- igan Shore Lumber & Supply Co, century one of Benton Harbor's Matineo Sunday. 4t00 p. m., Cont. rien Springs may not hold a village partment of the News-Palladium, OSCAR C. KILMARK, Tharsday-Friday-Saturday, March 9-10-11 received treatment at Mercy hospital prominent colored residents, died election this spring. Little interest, Opens Paint Store in Hartford 3lt2 Coloma Tp, Treasurer. early Sunday morning for injuries February 21, 1939, in a Detroit hos- SPECIAL has been taken In village politics this Paul Knutson, of Lawrence, hps pital at the age of 98 years. His "Men With Wings" year and at caucuses held last week received in an automobile accident opened a paint and wall paper store on West Ma|n street |n Benton Har- The Washington dijtriot P, T. A. death followed the amputation ot ^ no nomnations were made. Should In Technicolor "Jesse James" In Hartford and he hpld a grand held an enjoyable cooperative supper leg to prevent the spread of an In- there be no election the present ofr bor. Their car Is reported to have with Fred MacMurray • Ray Miliand opening on Wednesday of this week crashed Into another car which was and program on Friday evening of fection. For many years Mr. Wims In Technicolor fleers would carry on for another Louise Campbell • Andy DeTine pushing along pnother car which had last week. Students of the first four operated a dray line in Benton Har- year. Lynne Overman and Others Starring Tyrone Power-Henry Fonda been stalled pn the highway. Both grades furnished the music for the bor. He is survived by two sons- Nancy Kelly - Randolph Scott Mrs. Cora Keigley hps gonp to of the young men were able to be program and the fourth to eighth William and Stanley Wims of Ben- Added Hart, Mich., to stay with hpr son NUe, back on their jobs on Monday. grade pupils presented a clever play, ton Harbor; and by two daughters— Marriage Licenses FOX NEWS DISNEY CARTOON Added and family wh^la Mrs. Keigley la in "What's My Name," using 28 boys Mrs, Wilbur Baber of Detroit, and end girls for each of February's 28 Mrs. Arthur Dean of Saginaw. Fu- Other Short Subject! SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS Albert H. Rahn, 24, and Evelyn the University hospital at Ann A*t days. There was a good attendance. neral services were held in Detroit. Haslett, 25, both NUes. for observation and treatment. Everybody's doing It—advertise. THE COLOMA COURIER, COLOMA, MICH. THE COLOMA COURIER, COLOMA, MICH.

Many Spring Suits Feature A Braided Rug That Fowl Work tvith Chickens Grew Up With Family WHAT to EAT and WHY Definitely Longer lacketa OUR COMIC SECTION ADVENTUROUS By RUTH WIETH SPEARS should be served several times a ADVENTURERS' CLUB By CHERIE NICHOLAS "QEAR MRS. SPEARS; The AMERICANS Advice to Homemakers on How to Feed Families During week ... for their iron and vita- ^ leaflet on making Rag Rugi mins A, B, G, and sometimes C. that just came with your two Coldest Days of Winter; Essential Nutritive These may be alternated with the books is most interesting to me, By HEADLINES FROM THE LIVES Values Described in Terms of Everyday Foods yellow vegetables which are par- and 1 thought you might like to ticularly notable for their vitamin know about a rag rug that I made, Snoopie OF PEOPLE LIKE YOURSELFI Elmo Scott Watson By C. HOUSTON GOUDISS A. Don't overlook onions—they and added more rows to from time are inexpensive, and a fine source to time. , npOWARD the end of winter we sometimes experience of bulk. Served raw, they provide "Buried Alive" "I save the best parts of old some of the coldest weather of the entire season. Tem- a substantial amount of vitamin C, sheets and dye them different col- Machine Gun Maestro the vitamin for which we espe- ELLO, EVERYBODY! peratures remain below freezing for days at a time. The air ors; then tear them into one-inch \/f OST men have to decide early is often raw and penetrating, and blustery winds make it cially prize oranges, grapefruit H Adventure sure laid an icy hand on the shoulder of Joseph •L •' in life whether they want to and tomatoes. sswi seem as if man is being persecuted by nature. Kuritz, who sent me one of the best written yarns I've had to become soldiers of fortune or stay Include a salad at dinner, lunch CARPTT Moreover, this trying weather comes after months of short date. Joe's at Brooklyn now and at last writing could have used THRCADS home and make money in business. or supper; it is well for most nor- Sam Dreben never could make up and often sunless days . . . days which many people have a job. He gave up his youthful ambition to be a mining engineer mal individuals to eat some raw his mind. But he was successful spent in overheated houses,^ food daily. In cold weather, dress as a result of events related in today's story, and switched to mm at both. it generously with salad dressing and without sufficient exer- provide generous amounts of fuel mechanical engineering. But, if you ask me, the magazines are His record was only ordinary in for extra fuel value. the Philippine insurrection, the Box- cise. So it is no wonder that or energy values. That means ce- looking for people who can write like Joe. MAW THE f RST Dessert may be pie, pudding or ROW Of AN OVAL er rebellion in China and the La- the body is on trial . . . fight- reals always, and some form of Accordingly, I'm following his script pretty close. In April, gelatin. The choice depends part- ) RUG AS LONG AS Guardia campaign in Honduras. But ing to maintain health ... to breadstuff, pancakes or waffles. R- X\A«i TKOIFTERCNCC ly upon the other foods served at 1920, Joe was a surveyor with the Glen Alden Coal Co., Scranton, / that was because he hadn't yet laid avoid the colds and other re- Cereals are primarily energy EDCCS VVV B£TWttN TK foods, but they may also carry dinner, partly upon the dessert Pa. It was his first job, and he was assigned to investigating oru* AL""61" ^ his hands on a machine gun. VAJOQLD \— spiratory diseases that are so substantial amounts of precious to be served at the third meal of "pillar robbing" in the Cayuga mine. I'll explain. trwn Kc In 1912, wheh Gen. Campa led an BC TURNED " prevalent. This is, perhaps, one mineral salts and vitamin B. the day. But here is a good gen- uprising against the Mexican gov- Miners must leave enough coal to support the roof of the AND 5TrTCHE0> season when food has a mightier Whole grain varieties are also a eral rule to follow. Serve a fruit ernment, Dreben joined the rebels. dessert at one meal—and a pud- mine, which consists of shale, a scaly rock, that caves in good source of bulk or cellulose Near Parral, when Gen. Campa's power than at any other time to ding containing milk at the other. easily. Pillar robbing means stealing coal from these remaining sup- strips. I have a power machine, . . . so necessary for regular son was killed in front of him, the influence physical well-being. Of course, the fruit need not be ports, and is illegal, since it may cause cave-ins in which workers so I run these through it turning 'n health habits ... so often over- Chickcn killing u rebels' morale broke and they began Food Your First Defense served plain unless you wlab. are killed, gas and water mains burst, even explode, and brick buildings the raw edges. The stitcuing looked in diets that are carelessly now a mcchanizcd nrl» to retreat in confusion. In general, women seem to be planned. Fruit pies are splendid for cold standing on the land collapse. It's earthquake, Are and flood. strengthens the strips id makes as demonstrated in the them firm and neat for uraiding." Only pudgy Sam Dreben remained more aware of the power of food Eggs belong on the breakfast weather meals, fruit and gelatin Old Timbers Prove Useless as Support. calm. Hu sat at a machine gun and combine nicely, and fruit may be St. Louis packing If th's leiU :nsr' cs you, I have than men. This is menu, too, because they are a top- house where these pic- The Cayuga had been deserted for 50 years. Inside Joe and three covered the retreat with a constant fortunate, because notch protective food. And there incorporated in cakes, as in apple made n sketch heic showing how hail of bullets that permitted the sauce cake. tures were taken. companions found pillars cracked and crumbled by the weight of millions to start your room s'-"* rug. If they are charged must be fresh or stewed fruit— rebel troops to take up an orderly with the solemn re- for vitamins, minerals and rough- Above, hens are fed, of tons of rock they had held up for five decades. As supports they you a. e not quite that ambitious, Rounding Out Day's Nutrition position in the rear. sponsibility of de- age. were useless and might Just as well have been mined out. Old timber you will find many ideas for Whether the third meal of the fattened for the kill. When the revolution was put down, termining what erected by miners to protect themselves in those far, bygone years smaller rugs in the leaflet offered Balancing the Big Meal day is lunch or supper in your he crossed the border to El Paso foods their families were rotted, useless. A touch and they collapsed to fungi-infested, mil- below. Whether the main meal of the household, it should round out the and made a small fortune selling shall eat. Since the dewed dust. Not much between Joe and the millions of tons of rock NOTE: Now is the time for all day is served at noon or at night, day's nutrition. If you need to guns. But Huerta led an uprising right food some- over his head. of us to give our houses a fresh it should be well-balanced, to help get more milk into the diet, let against Villa and Dreben decided times makes the Worse, the workings were of the "pitch" type—each chamber start. Crisp new curtains; a bright safeguard health, and appetizing, your lunch or supper include a to go to the letter's defense. Sit- difference between like a long, sloping tunnel, some very steep. The roof was dan- slipcover; new lampshades; or an to make it so enjoyable that it will cream soup. If you haven't served ting astride his famous machine gun sickness and health gerously cracked. Slabs of shale hung so loose a breath would ottoman will do the trick. Make be digested efficiently. eggs previously during the day, pOR quite some time there hav< at Bachima pass, he held off the their husbands and send them crashing to the floor. Fallen rock covered the steeply- these things yourself. Mrs. Spears' It should be built first of all choose a souffle or a dish contain- been rumors that longer-jacket Huerta forces. Single handed he children are the slanting floor in sizes from a fist to dining-room table. This Book 1—SEWING, for the Home around a protein food: meat; ing creamed eggs. A starchy suits are coming in, and the big delayed them until Villa could re- unhappy losers if they fail to rec- The mechanized prG«> "gob" can start an avalanche on the slanting tunnel floor. Decorator, shows you how with fresh, canned, or quick-frozen food, a salad, a dessert and a bev- news is that they are actually "in.!' organize his troops and turn a re- ognize the need for even one es- step-by-step, easy to follow {CopnW. w. K v.y fish; cheese, chicken, an egg dish, erage will complete a meal that ess starts as a batch of Joe's duties—lovely job!—were to climb over this loose rock, covered See several of the latest arrivals treat into a victory. Then he re- sential food substance. with slime. If he made it, it was safe for the others to come up. If sketches. Book 2—Gifts, Novel- or a casserole of hearty baked both satisfies the appetite and springers travel along the shown in the illustration. turned to El Paso again and made Occasionally the homemaker's ties and Embroidery, shows you beans. There should be an energy meets nutritional requirements. moving belt en route to he didn't and started a fatal avalanche—Joe forgot to tell about that. Not that every jacket with every a half million dollars in Green Mon- task is made more difficult by how to make fascinating things food such as sweet or white po- the dinner table. Left, Joe's Lamp Ignites a Pocket of Whitedamp. suit is longer this season for the ster copper stock! men-folks who pooh-pooh the idea It is not difficult to obtain the from odds and ends and will save tatoes, rice, macaroni, or noodles, i4 , legions and legions of nifty now- Although Sam was rich and al- that meals should be planned sci- day's quota of minerals, vitamins, after being liquidated * Well, sir, Joe climbed gingerly upward, clinging to the glistening coal its cost many times. Books are though frequently this can be com- so-voguish snug-fitting types that so most 40 when we entered the World entifically, and who point out that cellulose, protein, carbohydrates with neatness and dis* pillar at the side, peering ahead by the faint light of the lamp fastened 25 cents each; if you order both bined with the protein food, as in gaily flaunt bright plaid and wool war, he enlisted. Leading a group generation after generation sur- and fats. These substances are patch, rough feathers are above his cap-vizor. He stepped, light as a falling feather, testing every books, copy of the new Rag Rug cheese macaroni or beef stew. For stripes atop youthful pleated or of doughboys, he silenced a menac- vived without a specific knowledge to be found in delicious, whole- quickly plucked by hand, Leaflet will be included free. Ad- variety and palate pleasure, oc- many-gored monotone skirts would the very youthful slim figure and MUC-tf WAS ing German machine gun emplace- of nutrition. some foods. All you need to re- dress Mrs. Spears, 210 S. Des- casionally serve baked bananas. the bird is scalded and rise up in utter protest to such a the more dignified lady with ment in a battle near Etienne. B'orty People who hold this view fail member is not to serve too much plaines St., Chicago, 111. They rank as an energy food, and then passed through a statement. When we say "jackets "curves." It is just such a pace- Germans had to be killed before to take into consideration that of one food and too little of an- are definitely longer" we are re- his mission was accomplished and also contribute important miner- other. drier. setting fashion as will appeal to ev- many of our ancestors consumed als and vitamins. ferring to certain models recently ery woman who knows her fashions. Dreben killed 23 of them himself. a satisfactory diet without know- Let the balanced diet be your Vegetables—Raw and Cooked turned out by leading designers that Gray wool with green and red For that feat, General Pershing ing it. ideal—and cold weather will prove From the drier, birds There should be vegetables—one bring a distinctively "new" message stripes makes the attractive suit himself pinned the Distinguished a tonic instead of a possible men- are double-dipped in Safeguarding Health or two of them. Green leafy vege- in regard to jacket lengths. centered in the picture. The jack- Service Cross on Dreben's already ace to health! They should realize also that one tables, either fresh or canned, warm liquid wax much In addition to its smart longer et offers a compromise between the ©—WNU—C. Houston Goudlss—1939—32. Q medal-heavy chest. can suffer from dietary deficien- like a candy-coated ice length we especially call your at- longer and the shorter versions. The • • • cies and live . . . though he may cream bar. After the tention to the swank boxy lines of advent of suits made of colorful Lee Christmas not live well! A man can exist wax has congealed, em- the jacket to the left in the picture. novelty woolens is one of the high I AMERICAN CREED \\^HEN Lee Christmas was engU upon much less than the amount This is a very new and important spots on the current fashion pro- Items of Interest ployees standing along ' ' neer for the Yazoo & Missis- of iron required for normal AROUND silhouette, one, as you will observe, gram. BH the line "break down" (( n health . . . but he probably can- in direct contrast to the figure-fit- Not only is a suit imperative this / \UR nation was founded upon thft sippi railroad, he got into a scrape the Housewife not escape secondary anemia. He the birds, causing the ting basquelike snugness so popu- spring if you would be costumed in ^ principles of responsible citizen- and was sent to jail. His fellow may be able to get along on a HOUSE wax to pop open. Feath- lar of late. This striking suit by the height of fashion but with it ship and has grown great upon thai trainmen dynamited the building meager supply of vitamins . . . ers come off with the Joe clang to the pillar on his stomach. Creed in beige and brown wool di- must go all the "fixings" that add foundation. Personal freedom and and got him out. That's how his but the chances are that his vital- Save Your Rugs. — Frequent Cream First.—Coffee is im- wax. Chickens go agonal is one of those to-be-coveted exciting detail and be assured that equality of opportunity under the pro- adventurous life happened, literally, ity will be greatly diminished. And home cleaning of rugs actually proved 50 per cent if cream is footfall. At the top our "human fly," as Joe calls himself, was to es- possessions that underwrite a guar- the accessories that go to complete lection of the law have been—and, I to start with a bang! through this process at he will face the constant threat of makes them last longer. first poured into the cup and cof- tablish a point for the transit—a surveyor's instrument—to shoot at. antee of high-style prestige at the the new spring ensembles are all- fervently hope, always will be—an abid- I l>ONT KNOW. Pursued,- he stowed away on a the rate of 450 an hour, disease that follows in the wake • • • fee poured over it. Joe never made it. Twenty feet from the top—Boom! An same time that it registers 100 per exciting to a sensational degree. It ing creed and a zealously guarded way ship for Honduras. There was a slightly faster than the K/oT^ODy of lowered resistance. For Cleaning Bed Springs.—Use • • • explosion like a giant bassdram shook the earth in a bolt of livid cent perfect from the utilitarian is indeed a colorful story replete of life of the American people."— war going on when he got there and old • fashioned system I IM T4|A a dishmop on which a small flame. GAS! Joe's light had ignited a pocket of whitedamp! standpoint. The blouse worn with with thrills that fashion is telling Cordell Hull, V. S. Secretary of State. he joined the army. It was a wise Nothing is more foolish than to Have Several Measuring Cups. NA^tW I choice of vocation—he was rapidly suppose that what a man eats is amount of furniture polish has Splinter! Crack! Crash! The shock jerked rock toppling from the it is of green and beige paisley- in regard to the new suits and the —Having more than one measur- patterned surah. Jot down in your promoted through every rank in- entirely his own business! It is a been placed. ing cup handy is a great asset and roof, dropped it on the loose "gob" on the steeply-slanting floor! The accessories that go with them. c-of IT! • • • notebook the importance of surah cluding general. matter of grave concern to his time-saver in cooking. slide was on! It is not only that the suits them- Head colds do make silk this season for both frocks and you feel miserable. Then he went to Guatemala and wife and children. For it has been Use for Pickle Vinegar.—Vine- • • • • At first, with thumps scarcely audible above the rolling rumble of the selves involve color combinations I the blouse. Do this for relief: got into another fracas. No dyna- suggested that fully one-half of gar left over from sweet pickles I and contrasts that simply are Substitute Garnish. — Celery waves of fiame over his head, then, in a roaring crescendo, jagged rock Put 2 drops Penetro miting was necessary this time, the illnesses of the American peo- makes a tasty seasoning for Convincingly representative of the breathtaking in their daring and leaves, or finely shredded outer raced, leaping and thundering downward past Joe, hurtling into the hell Nose Drops in each ple may be traceable directly, or chopped cabbage. latest trend toward increasing originality but this drama of color however, as he shot the officer leaves of cabbage or brussels of darkness far below. length for jackets is the suit shown nostril. and several members of the group indirectly, to dietary deficiencies. • • • reflects throughout every detail of sprouts, can be used for a garnish The astringent- Let no man, therefore, twit his After Washing Silver.—Stand it Joe's lamp had gone out with the explosion. Bat above him to the right in the foreground. In the costume even to the sprightly that were sent to arrest him. Then when parsley is not available. this stunning striped wool jacket like action of the the entire army was called upon to wife for irying to feed him cor- in a jug of very hot water to which was blinding glare—a marching surf of blue-and-red-streaked fire, colorful veils the witchery of which ephedrine and other C. Ma Payn« with monotone skirt a lady of fash- rectly! a little ammonia has been added; lighting up the chamber overhead. Blistering white heat above- cannot be told in words, likewise mcdication relieves capture him. it will remain bright much longer. thundering flood of angry rock below! Joe clang to the pillar on ion is sure to appear at her best new footwear which has yielded to congestion, permits e Bell Syndicate.—WNU Service. Running through side streets, he Time for Good Eating his stomach, ducking hurtling rocks, shrinking from the blazing wherever her program of activities freer nasal breath- saw the rear door of an unguarded • • • i wild flights of color as have in fact But don't imagine for a moment heat above. With clawing fingers and toes that vainly soaght may take her during the daytime ing. Soothing, cool- armory open, ran in and barricaded To Wash Chamois Gloves.— Common Sense the countless other details that con- ing, quick-acting to that correct eating and good eat- foothold in the hard floor, he lay there—it seemed ages—aching hours. Notice the smooth-fitting himself. He found more than a thou- Make a good lather of soap and tribute to the glory of the spring relieve irritation. ing cannot be synonymous. It is About Constipation muscles a-torture. The slide diminished. The "carbonic oxide" shoulders and the manner in which sand rifles, plenty of ammunition warm water. Never use hot water 1939 costume. Perhaps most signifi- YOU HAMMER NAILS true that there is no time of year above burned fltfally, threatening any second to seek oat with its this patrician tailleur hugs the hips and many loopholes. He went as it makes the gloves shrink. cant of all is the challenge a "suit when correct eating is more im- • • • A doctor would tell you that tho rainbow flames another pocket, spreading in chain explosions in perfect precision. It's the way seas non" never fails to fiing to the PENETRO drop! LIKE- LIGHTNING, D YOU ME AM around the building for a day and a best thing to do with constipation of the newer jackets to do just this poitant. But it is also a fact through the underground terrain, barying Joe and his companions. blouse. POP! half, firing as fast as he could from When Making Toast. — It im- Is get at its cause. That way you and the lines are flattering to both I'M FAST that there is no time of year when proves it both in taste and digesti- don't have to endure it first and He Began to Figure His Chance for Escape. O Western Newspaper Union. Force of Habit one hole after the other. Not only 9 did he give the impression that he good eating is more distinctly in- bility if the slices of bread are try to cure It afterward-you can Joe thought of the others. Had they been crushed to a jelly-smear Great is the force of habit; it dicated! avoid having it teaches us to bear labor and to P was more than one man, but he laid in the open oven for a little Chances are you won't have to under those tons of rock—trapped in some doghole or cross-cut in a pillar? Fashion Dictates In High Style actually killed about 80 soldiers. These are the days when break- while before toasting them. They look far for the cause If you eat The rolling flames died, went out. In the inky black Joe groped for scorn injury and pain.—Cicero. Right, stray feathers He didn't come out until, of all fasts must be especially hearty will toast better and more evenly the super-refined foods most a match, lit his lamp. The floor was clear. He stepped out. Instantly people do. Most likely you don't are removed by hand. Suits for Spring things, they offered him not only his ... to satisfy keen appetites, to if given this advance treatment. he tobogganed down on a slab of rock he had overlooked. Four hundred get enough "bulk"! And "bulk" Then (above) the birds Just a moment, milady of fash- liberty but a commission in the feet below he brought up short on the heap of loose rock. It had blocked doesn't mean a lot of food. It are hung up for final ion, a question for you to answer, army. means a kind of food that isn't the entrance completely. NERVOUS? consumed in the body, but inspection. please—how about a chic blouse or He won 36 big battles in Central leaves a soft "bulky" mass in the Joe was caught like a rat. He sat on a rock, wondered that two or more to add to your collec- Do you feci so nervous you want to semmt America and even went so far as Aro you cross and irritable? Do you scold intestines. he was not frightened, began to figure his chances of seeing sun- tion? For of course now that fash- those dearest to youT to start a revolution of hi» own in If this is what you lack, try light again. It seemed suddenly very precious, sun and open air. ion has thoroughly convinced us that If your nervea an on edge and you fed Honduras—and won it. Later he crisp crunchy Kellogg's All-Bran you need a good geaeral system tonic, try at n Air! The rock had sacked much out, the explosion bad driven the suit's the thing for spring, it's succeeded in getting into the United for breakfast. It contains Just the Lydla E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound, "bulk" you need. more out and the fire had burned he didn't know how much ot going to necessitate the accumulat- made MpwtoUir/or vomen. States army intelligence service B the life-giving oxygen in that black pit. Woald the rest last till ing of a whole wardrobe of blouses, For over 60 yean one woman has told an- Eat All-Bran every day, drink other how to go "smilins thru" with reliable with an assignment to Central ST plenty of water, and "Join the Pinkham's Compound. It helps nature build ™ D W they got to him? for that is exactly the up-keep that America. In 1923 he died peace- e Regulars." Made by Kellogg's in up more physical rcaistanco and thus helpa Then, Joe says, panic did grip him. He shouted himself hoarse. a suit season never fails to demand. fully in a hospital in New Orleans. Battle Creek. Sold by every grocer. calm quivering nerves and leaaen discomforta quires 3% yards of 35-inch mate- He smashed a rock repeatedly against a pillar, listened. Not a sound. Such a bewildering array of from annoying symptoms which often ac- • • • company female functional disorders. rial and 5 yards of braid. Just silence. Terrible silence. Joe saw slow death ahead—suffocation, blouses as designers are turning out NO! YOU NEVER STRIKE THE SAME PLACE TWICE • Why not give it a chance to help YOtTT Varmint Killer No. 1 No. 1505 is designed for sizes thirst, starvation. Unwounded, he wished for death—swift death, rather this spring is sure to lead to tempta- Over one million women have written in tion. Perhaps the most irresistible reporting wonderful benefita from Pinkham'a E HAD keen eyes, steady 4, 6, 8, 10 and 12 years. Size 6 re- Evil Punishment than this drawn-out agony. Now he could only wait helplessly. Compound. x of all will prove to be the perfectly H nerves, infinite patience and quires 2 k yards of 35-inch mate- Whenever the offense inspires Joe says he prefers to forget the next nine hours. Imagination can adorable "baby blouse" lace- knew no fear; it was natural that rial without nap; V* yard of con- less horror than the punishment, be the most horrible form of torture. But—his companions had escaped. trimmed and frilled and hand- Ben Lily should love big game hunt- trasting for collar ;^2% yards of the rigor of penal law is obliged to With all hope gone for Joe, they had notified the surface. A relay of Maliciousness tucked and otherwise finely hand- ing. But it was only because he be- braid to trim. give way to the common feelings rescue crews, working as only mine rescue crews can, dug through the worked lingerie types. It's the last Be thou as chaste as ice, as came one of America's most de- Spring Pattern Book Ready. of mankind.—Gibbon. pillar from an adjoining chamber and pulled Joe out nine hours later. word in blouse fashion is this pretty pure as snow, thou shalt not es- pendable hunters that he was em- Send 15 cents for the Barbara From that day on the only coal Joe can stand looking at is in a confection of frothy sheer whiteness cape calumny.—Shakespeare. ployed by the United States biologi- Bell Spring Pattern Book. Make stove. He quit the mining engineer career cold. But I still say he can and it is a treat to see these utterly cal survey to kill mountain lions. yourself attractive, practical and write like a professional? What do you think? feminine blouses displayed in the Ben began to hunt in Louisiana becoming clothes, selecting de- Copyright.—WNU Service. Children's Colds... when he was a child not much taller stores for they are so very lovely Tfmporiry CeutlpaUoo n«y la. J. Millar Watt signs from the Barbara Bell well- and it's been such a long time since cremt* the dltcomfort oliymptomi than the length of his rifle. Later in planned, easy-to-make patterns. o( FartrlihnoM, HMdeche.U; life he took Theodore Roosevelt Siberian Witch Doctors Believe Prehistoric they held the center of the stage Ml Slemack which fitanraUr Send your order to The Sewing The final step, packing the •ccompany ewly lUzta el coldi. through the Louisiana canebrakes but fashion's spotlight is definitely MOTHER GRAY'S Circle Pattern Dept., Room 1020, oirds in cartons preparatory to Elephants Cause Earthquakes by Burrowing upon them for spring and summer. _SWKBT POWDERS on a hunting trip. Then he trailed 211 W. Wacker Dr., Chicago, 111. shipping them all over the coun- 'A mild laullM aad ramlaatin. Ai all dnut- £ big game in Mexico, up in the Yu- Price of patterns, 15 cents (in O B«a Syndle»U.—WNU Ssnrlce kon and in the distant wilds of try. Hundreds of thousands of In the belief of the Tungus witch in the hall of the Stone age are coins) each. Tiered Themes in Canada. He even got to the jungles chickens are sold each week. doctors of Siberia, the giant pre- carvings on mammoth ivory by pre- historic men, necklaces of mam- of Africa before working for the gov- historic elephant known as the Pleatings and tuckings done in Conciliating Manner mammoth exists as a huge burrow- moth ivory beads, and a superb New Silhouettes ernment in Arizona. novel and original ways abound ALMOST SWORE No Reason at All JUST RIGHT It is difficult to tell how much ing rat, whose death is certain the pair of mammoth tusks from the Tiered themes give evidence that He worked in the Blue river sec- throughout the spring fashion pic- Were you over alone Wife—Oh, come on—Do come to men's minds are conciliated by a ALL KINDS OF SNOW, LITERALLY I moment he sees the sun, states a Lena river, Siberia. the dress designers are searching tion of the White mountains of ture. The smartly attired young Mrs. Baker's with me, Tom. She'll kind manner and gentle speech.— curator of Physical Anthropology at "The mammoth, which roamed for some new means to vary the In a strange city? Arizona protecting cattle from lions To most people to whom snow air condition. Skiers look for it. silhouette. The tiers, usually three lady here portrayed confines the make you feel so at home. Cicero. Field Museum of Natural History, over Europe in Pleistocene times, and bears. Ben worked all year only means a job of shovelling, it But powder snow, if it comes to in number, distinguish the skirts of accordion pleated front of her Husband—Then what's the use of in the Field Museum News. Other became extinct more than a hun- "round, traveling on foot with noth- may help a bit to learn that scien- earth at very low temperatures, some advance spring dressmaker charming new gown under a stun- going?—Prairie Farmer. Siberian natives believe that earth- dred centuries before the birth of ing but dogs for companionship. tists classify snow into many differ- may form sand snow on which nei- suits as well as sheer woolen frocks. ning wide belt, and if there is one quakes are caused by these gigantic Christ," the story states. "Prehis- In the Apache forest reserve alone ent varieties. ther a ski nor sled will glide. Wild The broken tiered treatment with accessory more than another that •MO. 1672—A very flattering dress "rats" tunneling at high speed just toric man hunted and trapped this Papa Pays Lily stalked and killed more than 1 Let's start with falling snow. It snow, is another form of powder a straight panel at the front and fashion is playing up in versatile ^ is this with braid used to em- below the surface of the ground. huge animal for food, made beads Hubby—You never tell me what 150 mountain lions and two score is precipitation frozen into some snow which falls in a complete calm back of a skirt and the flounces at moods for spring, that accessory is phasize the bust fullness, with the On exhibition in the division of of his ivory tusks and tools of his you buy I Don't I get any voice in "club-foots" besides. The mountain type of crystalline form. When it at low temperature and is immense- either side offers a suggestion for belts. For the belt that adds in- "You say she all but swore at effect of a bolero, and with a long bones. On smooth pieces of the buying? stock owners figure that each rov- hits the ground it becomes fallen ly unstable. Paleontology at Field Museum is a those who cling to slenderness of finite swank to the costume here mi?" graceful, rippling skirt. Make this you?" Wifey—Certainly, darling I You Mr. and Mrs. Bugg—What an ideal ing lion destroys $5,000 worth ol snow. At first fallen snow is pow- Following first contact snow en- complete skeleton of a manrmoth bone, too, he engraved, with tools line. The blouse, which has a shown, Criterion uses a soft white tiny-waisted charmer of thin wool, of flint, symbolic drawings of mag- "She gave me a cursory look." get the invoice. dancing floor this isl cattle each year. der snow, soft, fluffy and feathery ters the stage of settling snow. It and a large mural painting repre- flounced back, carries out a similar kid with an applique of gayly col- ® Western Newspaper Union. flat crepe or silk prints. You'll senting it as it appeared in life; and ical and religious significance." ored circles. TRAD A LAW and not unchanged from its in-the- becomes settled snow. fashion idea. • If you wtro you know tho enjoy having some cottons like Mistaken Identity truo vslut of thU nswipspor Curious New Definitions Patriok Henry's Last Words this, too, in the summer-time; it's There ought,to be a law against people who cough in public Don't Fish Carry Lights First Freshman—1 hear you were A mandate is an appointment with a pattern you'll frequently repeat. Alone in a strange dty. It is pretty doll. thrown out of school for calling the Flink—Quite a stir was caused by Patrick Henry's last words were; do it. Carry Smith Brothers Cough Drops with you. Just 5^ a box. First Concrete House At night on the north shore of What Women Want to Know About Fashions Even the newspapers don't seem to a gentleman. No. 1505—The little dress with No Taxes on Pitcalrn Island Many Allow Patents dean a fish. an old maid in the seed store yes- "Here is a book (the Bible) worth In 1844, Joseph Goodrich, a Wis- Jamaica you can gaze down into print many of the things that interest The Plural of a word means the the sleeveless bolero is a perfect SaHh Bros. CooghDrops are theonly drops containing VITAMINA In the strict sense of the word, Protection for an invention can Handbags are big, squashy and Colors are a little more daring in terday. more than all others ever printed; consin pioneer, transported cement the warm tropic waters and ob- ou. Headline atones are all right, Second Ditto—I didn't call him a same thing but more of it. style for girls from four up to This is the vitamin that raises the resistance of the mucous ^here are no taxes on Pitcairn is- be obtained in more thai) 100 coun- often bright-colored. the new crop of cottons. Wink—How come? yet it is my misfortune never to by wagon from New York to build serve myriads of small fishes ut there is something lacking. That fish. I just said, "That's our dean," Relatives are people that sleep at twelve. The full skirt, the round membranes of the nose and throat to cold infections. land. However, tithes are levied to tries, says Industrial and Engineer- The rich fuchsia purple and grape Sandals and oxfords are now seen S Flink—She walked in and asked have found time to read it. It Is equipped with their own lights, with something is local news. very fast your house overnight when they're balloons of sleeves, the high neck- carry on missionary work in other ing Chemistry. In many countries Milton house in the village of Mil- in woven leather in either monotone how to sow wild oats. now too late. I trust in the mercy which to beguile their still more mi- shades are everywhere. For—all good newspapers are edited on a trip. line, are just as becoming as pos- islands of the Pacific. The residents the form of protection is somewhat ton, Wis. It was the first archi- Definitely youthful and spring-like or two polors. of God." tectural concrete building in the nute prey. especially for their local readers. News Way Back sible! In challis, in gingham, in of Pitcairn are also required to take nebulous. Patents ace seldom ob- are the new bolero costumes. Some of the exquisite new flower of your Mends and neighbors i» needed United States, occupied originally Opera Star—Yes, 20 long years 1 Science Is Wonderful dimity—this dress will be charm- out licenses for carrying guns. tained outside of a group of about Wide plaits, narrow plaits, accor- prints suggestive of early spring along with that of far off places. That Too Much First Bath Tub Lead-Lined IGUR TOUm-lJOUR STORES Desems It have sung in ze Metropolitan. She—Are these field glasses high ing, and a dress-up version in taf- 30 countries. •a a home, then as a hotel, later as dion plaits—practically everything's have backgrounds of black, green ia why a newspaper in a strange dty Pat—How much do you charge for The first American bathtub was a warehouse, and lastly as a print- Admirer — Hm-m, you musta powered? a funeral notice in your paper? feta will go smartly to parties. Of TJ Our community includes the farm homes surrounding the town. Quick at Bepartee The Jackal's had a bad name plaited this season. or violet. is so uninteresting. And that is why built in 1833 of mahogany lined with known Madame Butterfly when she Clerk—Say, when you look at Editor—Fifty cents an inch. Material Requirements. The town stores are there for the accommodation and to serre the "If you must be quick at repar- House Mice From Spain ing plant. This cement was import- down through history and probably Bright flower-colored bags are Add to the list of revivals that are this newspaper is so important to you. sheet lead. It was seven feet long, was only a caterpillar.—Capper's something less than 10 miles away, Pat—Good heavens, me poor people of our farm homes. The merchants who advertise "specials" are mer- tee," aaid Hi Ho, the sage of China- House mice originated in Spain ed from Europe as none was made deserves it. When it can't get its matching those gay gloves which highlighted among the important NOW is a good time to get to... four feet wide and weighed 2,000 No. 1672 is designed for sizes 14, WeeWy, ^ it looks like it's behind you. brother was 6 feet high. chants who are sure they can meet all competition in both quality and priccs. town, "select friends that are slow and were brought here from that in the United States until the first own food it'll eat cast-offs of othei are creating such a stir in fashion fashions of the year, the once hum- pounds. 16. 18. 20, 40 and 42. Size 16 re- oroduction in Pennsylvania in 1872. animals, garbage or anything. to anger." country in commerce. circles. ble apronI KNOW YOU* NEWSPAPER PAGE FOUR THE COLOMA COURIER, COLOMA. MICH. MARCH 3, 1939 MARCH 3, 1939 THE COLOMA COURIER, COLOMA, MICH. PAGE FIVE

Duryea Claimed He Was AGED WATERVLIET WOMAN Texaco Gas—Bill Mast.—Adv. Have you paid your subscription? OFFICERS ORDERED TO Church Announcements Trumpets and Horns Are Nature's Smart Alecks • Poisoned Arrow Proved Fata! Discovering Goodness Inventor of Gas Buggy Important in Orchestra Nature has provided the southern DIED AT HOME OF HER SON Mrs. Helen Wooley spent the week- Arabic is spoken by more than STOP CARS CARRYING Ponce de Leon died from a poi- With a quickened eyesight, go on VOX LUDORUM The claim of Charles E. Duryea The brasses of the modern sym- Mexican locuyo, or cochuyo, with Without end in Chicago. 29,000,000 persons. soned arrow. discovering much good on the worse Methodist Episcopal Church to the distinction of having Invented phony fall into two groups—the headlights In its back. These are OLD LICENSE PLATES side, remembering that the same the first gasoline buggy is backed by trumpets and the horns. In the Luck may tap at a fellow's door, John Wooley has been confined to two greenish eyes which emit a Mrs. Amanda Hersey, 90, Passed Interruption process should proportionably mag- Grant L. Jordan, Minister strong evidence, although the Smith- but it is industry that opens It. his home with an attack of influenza. former belong the trumpets, tubas double beam of light for several What women really need is wrist nify and demonstrate to you the Interesting Items Regarding the Coloma Schools The Second Week in Lent sonian institution accepted a car and trombones; in the latter are yards. It is possible to read a news- Away at W. D. Hersey Home on Mrs. George Umphrey Is improv- BE WISE—Patronize Ziegert'fl Bak Tardy Motorists Run Chance By Use much more good on the better side. During this week let us Include watches that will run and hosiery Telephone |65 built by the late Ellwood Haynes as found the various types of horns. In paper by them on a really bright By B. H. WnJOHSOIf ing nicely from a very serious attack ery at Coloma, where they have specials that will not run. —Robert Browning. within our prayers and meditations the "first." Later the Institution ac- their relationship to the human night, and If you put a locuyo In a Forest Beach Road C Awoclated Ntwipapcn. of 1938 Plates. Coloma, Berrien Co., Michigan WNU Service. oi Influenza every day.—Adv. Junior Class News The test covered work In chapters on the home missions of the Methodist cepted one of Mr. Duryea's vehicles voice, the trumpets would corre- thick envelope In a dark room, you Episcopal Church. Our church sup- Mrs. Amanda Hersey, 90, former R. Michels and daughter, Miss Ar- The auto license bureau at St Jo- Transportation of Goods, Thrift, and gave him credit for It. The spond to the soprano, the trombones will see the envelope glow so bril- Chicago resident and early day sum- Elknah Carter and David Friday seph has been a busy place the past The members of the science classes Freight, Express, and Money and ports entirely or In part 1,808 mis- matter of priority Is open to some to the contralto and the tubas to liantly that you can even read by returned from Florida, Monday night dcl Michels, of Gobies, were Coloma F. W. COCHRUN had the rare privilege of seeing a mer resident at Paw Paw Lake, died TOHNNY POWERS is a wise guy. week as motorists made a last min- Credit. sionaries In Communltes under 10,000 controversy, but certainly there the baritone or bass. ^ with a load of citrus fruit. visitors last Friday. film entitled "The Story of Coal population. Another large group that, says London Tit-Bits maga- early Sunday morning, February 26, ^ A good enough chap, but a wise ute rush to secure their 1939 license (Entered an second-olMs mutter at the from Mines to Bins" sponsored by "Calories" Is the Interesting topic are at work in the crowded sections never was any doubt In Duryea's True tubas have a cup mouth- zine. Everybody knows about the ut the home of her son, W. D. Hersey, guy. You can't tell him much, be- The Boyer school district reopened Dr. G. A. Furman, a pioneer resi- plates. The office was kept open postofflce at Coloma. Mlehldan, undtr the the local lumber company. The film the cooking girls have been studying. of our cities. Goodwill Industries mind. He contended that no one piece and are built upright with camel's hump and that the camel of the Forest Beach road, where she cause he knows just about every- Monday after being closed last week dent of Coloma, is reported to be nights for a week preceding the fin- They were also given a test over this Act of March 8, 1879,) was taken in a mining town In Vir- are at work in 47 different munici- operated a gasoline vehicle as early either three or four valves. Nota- calls on It for sustenance when nec- had resided since the death of her thing. You start to tell him a story on account of so much illness In the quite ill at his home. al date as an accommodation to those ELECTRICAL work. ginia where Blue Beacon coal Is pro- palities providing opportunity and as he did, April 19, 1892, or made tion has been variable, though most essary. But few realize that the husband 12 years ago. when Johnny's around, and when district. who had not yet secured their duced The coal Is cut by machines automobile sales as early as 1896 alligator's tail serves a similar pur- Deceased was the widow of John you're half way through he'll grin TRY THE HUB for carefully se- plates, but there are still some SUBSCRIPTION RATES Primary News Inspiration for the disinherited and composers use the F clef. To lected food at reasonable prices— and then blasted: later men with disabled. In 20 years these indus- He won the first automobile race on Adolphe Sax is due much credit for pose. It is a solid roll of fat, and W. Hersey, and besides the son at and say, "Yeah, I've heard this Mrs. Frank Stoe has returned to whose cars are bearing 1938 plates small loading cars load the coal and Twelve children were absent from Thanksgiving day, 1895. He drove when food is short the alligator whose home she died, she is sur- Cincinnati, Ohio, after spending a every day a special at 35c and 35c. and Sheriff Miller and his staff are One year $1.50 tries have paid out $24,321,216 to perfecting our modem symphonic one." And then he'll spring the Silex coffee.—Adv. COOKING SCHOOL lake it out of the mines. The coal the primary room on Friday because such persons. the first car to be mounted on pneu- need not worry; he can live on the vived by one other son, Ralph Her- point. Very annoying. couple of weeks at her Paw Paw stopping all motorists found driving Single copy Five cents tuba, writes an expert in the Chi- sey, of Chicago. Her death followed Lake home. goes over picking tables where It is of various Illnesses. Educational enterprises, work with matic tires. He was entitled, sure- cago Daily News. fat of his tail for quite a long time. Johnny doesn't think much of old The Past Matrons Club of Co- with old plates. Car owners will be u long illness. forced to put up their cars until the sorted into different sizes and classes The sand table is being prepared the American Negro, Chinese, Jap- ly, to whatever satisfaction he could Formerly called the sackbut, the Enoch Stewart. Enoch Is an octo- loma will meet with Mrs. Bessie at the The body was removed to Chicago Mr. and Mrs. George Stratton and 1939 plates are secured. Sheriff Mil- RECIPE FOR A GOOD YEAR Any coal that Is not high grade Is re- for a school scene. anese and Spanish-speaking missions get out of knowing that he was a trombone is built with a slide which genarian and likes to reminisce. I Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Stark spent Sun- Grant on Thursday, March 9th, for a moved and put Into another class. It Souvenir Bottle for Railroad by the Keasey mortuary and funeral ler said he was making no arrests, The kindergarten is practicing in this country, the churches in pioneer In the development of an moves up or down the two fixed enjoy hearing him, because he has day with Mr. and Mrs. Martin Bus- 1:00 o'clock luncheon. Is then loaded into coal cars and tak- According to the book, American services were held that afternoon at but was ordering motorists to cease story telling. Porto Rico, Hawaii and Alaska are industry which has revolutionized "legs." There are seven positions a way of telling a story that grips house in Kalamazoo. en to various loading docks to be other parts of this enterprise. Glass, "one famous old botUe dis- the Rose Hill cemetery Loren W. Krake has returned driving until 1939 plates are secured. Take 12 fine, full-grown months, our habits of living and working, for the slide, each producing its own i plays a horse drawing on rails a you. loaded. The lowest paid men receive Second and Third Grades The Second Sunday in Lent burial in Rose Hill cemetery. Mr. and Mrs Louis Koob returned home from a two weeks' visit with American Legion Hall see that they are thoroughly free comments the New York Herald harmonic series. It has been made four-wheeled cart loaded with bales Johnny Powers sits around twid- 80c an hour and work eight hours a Choice music will be heard In the Tribune. to their home Saturday after spend- old friends in Denver. from old memories of bitterness, ran- Ann Arent has returned to school in every register from soprano to of cotton and lumps of coal. It sig- dling his thumbs while old Enoch un- day. People at the Blue Beacon mine churches. ing the winter with their daughter NILES ATTORNEY GETS Baiement State Bank of Coloma cor, hate, and jealousy; cleanse them have a town of their own, with their after being absent for two weeks Watervliet worship 11 a. m. Sun- Duryea, who died In Philadelphia contrabass. The "slide" method nalized the completion of the Balti- folds a tale In his slow way, and Charles Newnum of Bangor is thoroughly from every clinging spite, MRS. LILA BECKER. 82, and family in Detroit. spending a week with his son and own schools, stores and churches. because of chicken pox. day school 10 a m., Mr. Arvon Col- at the age of 77, never became rich. leaves nothing to be desired in tone more & Ohio railroad In 1830. ... suddenly he'll Jump up and say, IMPORTANT STATE OFFICE pick off all the specks of pettiness Once a year, they have a picnic, and Monitors for the past two weeks lins, superintendeht. Epworth League His talents. It appears, were those quality, yet valves were added. The design was Impressed on a "Hal I get it. So and so married SHOE REPAIRING—My shoe re- family, Mr. and Mrs. Sam Newnum. and bitterness: in short have them CLAIMED BY DEATH cn this day no work Is done at the were Mary Frasier, Mary Lou Pan- 6 p. m. Scriptures by M. Day. Topic: of the inventor, not of the business panel lengthwise of the bottle and so and so. Nothing clever about pair shop is now open and I am pre- Subscribe for The Coloma Courier fresh and clean as when they first mines, and everyone has a good time. taleo, Daniel Krogel, Lynden Wood, executive or financial genius. And the legend, 'Success to the Rail- that!" pared to do all kinds of shoe repair- "What are some of the problems re- now, or renew your subscription for Edwin J. Donahue Named Chairman came from the great, storehouse of This process through which coal goes Michael Qulgley, Joyce Hocker, Don- sulting from the machine age." Lead- yet, if the man who was supposed road,' was shown on the margin of You can see the hurt look and the ing. FISHER, Shoe Doctor, Coloma. Wednesday, March 8, 1939 time. Made Clocks to Endnre Widow of Peter M. Becker Died a year and receive a beautiful foun- was shown In the film and was of ald Nlgro Phyllis Cutler, Marilyn er, Jim Palmer. to have backed him at the beginning Ell Terry, the famous Connecti- the panel." slow anger gleaming In old Enoch's teln pen and pencil set absolutely of Civil Service Commission. Cut these months into 30 or 31 Wilson and Berneta Peterson. Quenten Johnson has returned to gteat Interest and educational value. Coloma, Sunday school 10 a. m., had not failed him at a crucial cut clock maker, invented his wood- Monday at Home on County Line eyes. You feel sorry for the old free. at 2:00 o'clock p. m. equal parts. This batch will keep Gerald and Donald Cole were ab- Willim Alwood, superintendent. Ep- boy, and you'd like to punch John- Litle Rock, Ark., after spending sev- Governor Frank Fitzgerald on for just one year. Do not attempt The American Literature class af- time, Duryea might easily have en shelf clock that he called the Original 'Home, Sweet Home' eral weeks with his sister, Mrs Ford sent last week due to Illness. Mary worth League 6 p m., Leona Bach- Road. ny in the nose. The best you can do Alexander Godat, a senior at the Wednesday of this week named Ed- to make up the whole batch at one ter studying cowboy ballads, negro ended his days not only as the pos- "Pillar ScroU Top Case" in 1814. In The original manuscript of Ochampaugh, and other relatives In spirituals, and American worksongs, Alyce Wooley hs also been absent man, president and Mr. and Mrs. sessor of one of the great fortunes about It Is to keep Johnny away University of Illinois, at Normal, 111., win J. Donahue, Niles attorney, as time (so many persons spoil the during the past week due to illness. spite of the elaborate carving and "Home, Sweet Home" is In the Sib- Mrs Lila Higbee Becker, 82, passed this comunity. chairman of the Civil Service Com- decided to try writing ballads. The John Wooley, sponsors. Evening of the world but as a man who was when old Enoch Is yarning. spent the week-end as a guest of Miss whole lot this way), but prepare one The third graders are taking up ad- good workmanship In these clocks ley Musical library of the Eastman oway Monday at her home on the Ruth Garrison, at the home of Mrs. H. mission. Donahue will succeed Geo Auspices American Legion Auxiliary class was divided Into five parts and worship 7.00. Theme: "The Divine generally regarded as a sage—the Miss Neva J. DuVall, who was con- day at a time as follows: dition using three numbers across. Command and the Twentieth Cen- Terry sold quantities of them and school of music at the University County Line road, east of Watervliet. We've been pretty successful Grace Guy. J. Burke of Ann Arbor. The appoint- Into each day put 12 parts of spent several days completing the fate of so many rich men. As it many are in use today. of Rochester, N. Y. Mrs. Becker was a former Watervliet about doing this; everyone was sur- fined to her home last week with an ballads. The various subjects used The second graders are continuing tury Vision." attack of Influenza, was able to re- ment came as a complete surprise faith, 11 of patience, 10 of courage, their work on their combinations. The Riverside Ladies Aid will was, in his last years, he lived in resident and was the widow of Peter prised the night he dropped in on us Miss Campbell and Miss Miller said, "and I shall do my utmost to 9 of work (some omit this Ingredient for ballads were school and school comparative obscurity, embracing M. Becker, who died 13 years ago. last week. But Johnny didn't seem sume her duties as postmaster at have returned to their home at Paw life. One of these ballads will be pub- meet with Mrs. Hamilton, Camp Coloma on Monday. pecting such an appointment," he and spoil the flavor of the rest), 8 of Fourth and Fifth Grades Warren Drive on Tuesday, March 7th. many rather odd notions for the bet- She was born July 22, 1857, at to notice that anything was wrong. Paw Lake after a two months' ab- said, and shall do my utmost to hope, 7 of fidelity, 6 of liberality, 5 lished later .Be watching for it. Bas- terment of mankind, writing letters Millburg and in 1893 was married to sence. Miss Miller visited at Seattle, ketball practice for the girls will be The fourth graders are beginning The Coloma Ldles Aid meets Wed- "Go on," he said to old Enoch. No man ever became so deaf that serve efficiently. " My views on Admission of kindness, 4 of rest (leaving this to the newspapers, and holding firm Peter Becker. To this union was Washington. 10 Cents discontinued after this week for the the study of the Netherlands in class will meet on Thursday evening "Go on with your yarn, old timer." he can't hear the rustle of a petti- civil service are in complete accord out is like leaving out the oil of the to his contention that he was the born one son, Julius Becker, with season. geography. They have been making nesday, March 8th, and the A. I. D "I was just telling the boys about coat. More than one man who boasts Mrs. Helen Prince Vogt and Miss with the governor's." salad—don't do It), 3 of prayer, 2 of real father of the automotive indus- 100,000 Fruit Trees whom Mrs. Becker made her home. scenes of this country for art classes. the 9th with Mrs. Oscar Johnson as an experience I had last winter. about "standing on his record" has Betty Prince have returned home meditation, and 1 of well-selected The shorthand class, under Miss try. He gambled with a great idea; Funeral services were held Wed- a very precarious footing. Garrison's supervision, will be fin- Gennevieve Grahl had charge of hostess and the G. R. O. W. class Maybe It's the kind of story you from Chicago where they were resolution. If you have no conscien- meeting will be held on Friday eve- it was mere luck, for the most part, At Rodneed Prices nesday afternoon at the Zuver and ished with their books in the next the bulletin board this week. Calvin chapel in Hartford. The Rev. wouldn't be interested in." called by the serious illness of their FILL TANK WITH OIL tious scruples, put in a teaspoonful ning, March 10th. Coloma Missionary that he lost. But thst is the fate The first case of scarlet fever re- of good spirit, a dash of fun, a pinch week or two. After that the class Donna Jean Schriner won the prize Grant L. Jordan, pastor of the local "Uh IfUh," said Johnny Indulgent- ported In Coloma was announced on brother, James Prince. for selling the most tickets to the evening March 23rd. of many inventors. ON JACKSON FARM of folly, a sprinkling of play, and a will have new dictation from Miss The finest true to name Peach and Apple M. E church, officiated. Burial was ly, "uh huh. Go ahead." Wednesday. The victim is Charles Miss Sophia Katz returned to her operetta In this room. The Semper Fldells class of Water- in the Watervliet cemetery. BANKING LOOKS AHEAD heaping cupful of good humor. Garrison's books. The entire class is Hosang, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles work at the Western State Teachers now taking dictation at 60 words per Several children have been absent vliet will hold its regular meeting on Trees, grown and budded in our own nur- "Well," said Old Enoch, "it was Pour in love a-plenty and mix Friday evening, March 10th. Meaning of Name Heetor kind of amusing. One of those Hosang, who reside on Church street. College at Kalamazoo afrter spend- with a vim. Cook thoroughly in a minute. due to various illnesses this week. sery. See these trees and get our prices Wasted 300 Barrels Before Well Was A cordial welcome awaits all wor-1 The name Hector is of Greek ori- brisk January days, cold and invigo- ing the week-end with her parents, fervent heat, garnish with a few The typing class will begin the Deloris Marvin and Joan DeFleld MOVE EQUIPMENT HERE Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Friday and Mr. were unable to take part in the oper- shipers who are without a regular gin and means, literally, "an an- before you buy. Also rating. I was walking along out in Mr. and Mrs. Alex Katz Brought Under Central smiles and a sprig of joy; then serve typing of letters in the next six and Mrs. John Bunker returned etta. church home the country and I come to a bunch with quietness, unselfishness, and weeks period. They have been typing chor," but by interpretation, "stead- FOR DRIVING CITY WELLS { home Monday from a month spent In Between 25 and 30 negroes, most The oil well recently brought In Attend church, let your medita- fast," or "one who holds fast," PEAR, PLUM and CHERRY TREES of children who ware skating, and * cheerfulness and a good Year is a 5 and 10 minute tests every day. The Sixth and Seventh Grade News California. They attended the open- of them on relief rolls In Benton Har- on the Jackson farm near Van Auken tions for the day be based upon the states Florence A Cowles In the stopped to watch them. I tell you ing day of the Worlds fair In San certainty.—(The Grange News.) average student is typing between 28 sermon and hymns. bor, were taken in a police raid on a lake in Bangor township, has already and 35 words per minute. Wednesday, the 22nd, the last two Cleveland Plain Dealer. Hector fig- The Smith-Monroe Company of It was a pretty picture. Francisco on February 18. gambling joint in tht city, and Thom- yielded a large tank of oil. Three periods of the day were spent having ures In Homer's Iliad as the ideal SPECIAL WHILE THEY LAST South Bend are moving their well "Well, after a while along comes as Powell, also colored, was arrested hundred barrels of oil are reported PLAY CENTER NEWS Grace Smith spent Sunday In hero, greatest of the Trojan war- an old man, near as old as I be, Phil's restaurant In Coloma has Breedsvllle visiting the oil wells. a February birthday party. Commit- Salem Lutheran Church. drilling equipment here this week' on a charge of operating a gambling to have been wasted before the well tees gave biographies, poems, stories riors. Hector Berlioz (d. 1869) was Apple Trees, 2 yr. No. l . ..25c. $22.50...per 100 with a pair of skates over his shoul- been closed this week while the in- joint. was brought under control. Jane Newnum, Jean Newnum,and t and will start at once the work of i terior of the store is being complete- and pictures of six different men. Rev. W. H. Franzmann, Pastor. a French composer of great genius driving two new 10-inch water wells, der. He stood watching the young- LaVerna Nigro attended a surprise Currants, 2 yr. No. 1, $2.50 per 100. $20 per 1,000 ly re-decorated, and the tables and Mr. and Mrs. James Shouba and Banking in Tomorrow's World The play center folks gave a birthday party in Bangor Saturday Chairmen of each committee were re- "Christ, Our Prophet In Heaven" and eccentricity, more appreciated on the site purchased recently of . sters for a while, then sat down sponsible for one man for their group. and put on his skates and started chairs all re-finlshed. The restau- Mr. and Mrs. George Henney of Chi- Castor Oil 2000 B. C. rhythm band concert last Saturday night. The party was in honor of b the theme of the pastor's sermon in other countries than in France Complete line of Evergreens, Shrubs, Ornamental Max Woolcott by the city. The South rant will be re-opened on Saturday, afternoon under the direction of Lois Wolff presided and Introduced for Sunday, March 5th. The English "Symphome Fantastique" Is one of Bend firm was the lowest of five out. He was a good one, knew how cago were week-end guests of Mr. Castor oil was known to the an- The trend of banking has been toward more Charles Newnum's 19th birthday. March 4th. and Mrs. Edward Bland. Mrs. L. Donald Kerr. each chairman, who in turn an- service Is at 9:15; Sunday school and Trees and Small Fruit Plants. bidders, their contrct price being to skate all right. But he wanted cient Egyptians, and used as n The evening was spent in dancing his works. Hector MacNeill (d. 1818) Bennett of Indianapolis, Indiana, who complete rinandal services for the individual. The little folks celebrated Wash- and playing games. nounced his or her part of the pro- Bible hour at 10:15; and German ser- achieved fame as a poet "Mary ef $1770. to show off, wanted to show them The G. R. O. W. class of the Meth- remedy 2000 B. C. ington's birthday with a short patri- gram. Songs were enjoyed. Mr. Al- vlse at 11:10 a. m. was a guest at the Bland home for a In part this trend is due to the desire of banks Castle Cary" is his. Hector Leroux kids how good he was and maybe odist church will hold their annual week, returned home on Sunday. otic program and flag drill led by Faculty News wood was a guest. As a surprise, Lenten services are being held ev- teach 'em a thing or two." "Experience Social" Friday evening, to be of maximum helpfulness, and in part (d. 1900) French painter of classical Meeting of L O. O F. To Be Held at Ij Skis WuFiO if Pities Joanne Hocker. refreshments were served. Mrs. ery Wednesday evening at 7:30. The FEATHERS NURSERY Old Enoch paused to chuckle, and March 10. A cooperative supper will A real-life horror story poe might Mr. Alwood went to Cleveland subjects, is perhaps best known for Buchanan March 7 to the growing complexity of modem life, Bird houses and leather purse e . . . ^ Woodward brought cup cakes honor- suffering Savior Is the heart and Sat ay his "Lazarus," painted In 1857. LOCATED ONE MILE NORTH OF BARODA, MICHIGAN Johnny, grinning said, "And I sup- be served at 6:30, followed by the have written! Luck ends for the ud Bleaithes fria CoestipatiotL" manufacture have interested the old-1 f, mQrmng to attend the con- ing the great men and Elolse Pumph- core of Christian faith. Therefore a mjth Verna Schlepp: ' Since UHlnff Adlerika which accents the importance of individual vention of the Much of his work is in this country. All members of the I. O. O. F. pose he went sprawling first shot business session and program. Every "Luckiest Man In the World." Two er boys the past week. The girls National Educational rey brought a devils food cake hon- Christian will welcome these ser- the pimples are Rone. My skin ix smooth and 1 lodge of southwestern Michigan are' out of the box?" member is urged to be present. of the many interesting features ap- financial management. have been busy on a painting contest. Association. He expects to be gone oring Rosamond Becht and Doris Al- vices In which the subject Is consid- glows with henith " Adlerika washeH BOTH 8 01 is week urged to attend a meeting at Bu- Enoch looked mildly surprised pearing In the American Weekly, bowels, and relieren constipation that so often Berneto Peterson won last week and J - Representatives from bers, all born in Februtry. ered and dwelt on In great detail. Don Barrow, 39-year-old Royalton the magazine distributed with the aggraTates a bad eomplection- aI1 arts of the chanan on Tuesday, March 7. The. and a trlfie hurt. "Why, yes," he At a|I leading druggisto. This trend will continue, we believe, into the Marilyn Peterson is in the lead so P United States will be Six weeks' tests were enjoyed last township resident, died February 27, Sunday Chicago Herald and Examin- far with a fine painting competed In the convenUop and we are glad week. Grand Lorge officers of Michigan are, said. "Yes. That's exactly what 1939, at Mercy hospital following an world of tomorrow. This bank, for one. will 31 Mr forming districts throughout the state j happened. First thing you knew er.—Adv. five minutes t" - Alwood has an opportunity The 7th grade visited the 8th grade First Congregational Church. 1 illness with pneumonia. He Is sur- a nd ch a and the first order of business at the continue to study the needs of the average Jane Kerr, Janet Wilson and Phyl- J? "? ?M meeting. Mr. Mac- science class Friday. Mr. Lehew the old boy hit a hole and tumbled vived by his widow and two children. The prosperity of a country de- Dani a afternoon session at Buchanan will 11s DeFleld will take charge of events ^ take charge at the high showed many different kinds of Ray Seelye Utterback, Minister into it head over heels. It was fun- Funeral services were held on Thurs- pends, not on the abundance of its CLASSIFIED'WANT ADS' individual and to provide new or improved on Saturday of this week school while Mr. Alwood Is absent. rocks. Continuing the series on "I Be- be the organizing of District 18,' ny, but at the same time I felt day; interment in Spring Run cem- which Includes Berrien, Cass and St. revenues, the strength of its fortifica- banking services whenever necessaiy. Mr. and Mrs. William Lehew spent Mrs. Kibler and Mrs. Dewey are lieve," Mr. Utterback will preach on sorry for the old boy." etery tions, or the beauty of its public the subject, "I Believe in Jesus" at OUrirKOHWl Joseph counties, 25 lodges to repre- last Saturday In Kalmazoo. . back regularly teaching 6th grade "Hope he didn't drown," I said, buildings; but it consists In the num- We invite you to open an account at this bank Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Baushke the 11 o'clock service of worship on sent this district. looking sldewise at Johnny. Ermin Kreiger of R. F. D. 1, Co- BABY CHICKS - Order your chicks His One Chance geography and spelling now that the A school of instruction, conducted, ber of its cultivated citizens, in its were both ill with the flu over the operetta Is over. Sunday ,March 5th. "Of course he didn't," Johnny loma, was cut about the head in an men of education, enlightenment and from us. We guarantee our stock to be and to become acquainted with our services. OK 70 by Fred A. Rogers, Grand Secretary' automobile accident on Territorial It was three o'clock in the morn- week-end. Mrs. Baushke became ill The Christian Endeavor will meet said. He stood up. "The young- character.—Luther. from disease free flocks with high egg during the day Thursday but return- Eighth Grade News at 6:30 p. m. with Roscoe Keigley as of the Order, will follow and In this road, Benton Harbor. His car Is re- production—AA and AAA chicks, pro- ing and the policeman was rather session Charles F Klump, Grand sters got a rope or a log or some- suspicious of the man in evening ed to school Monday. leader. ported to have struck a truck driven Mr. and Mrs. Harold Kent of Los duced from our own store. Liechty's The eighth grade science class Is Master of the Order, will take mov- thing and pulled him out and the old clothes who walked slowly along the Miss Ellen Bundle and Miss Nellie The Maroon choir will meet for ^ufOUIVlft by Henry Burzloff of Watervliet, Angeles, California, who visited for Chick Hatchery, 107 Elm St., Benton studying rocks. They re studying ing pictures. i man went home, a sorry looking fig- who was turning from the highway Harbor, Mich. 29t2z street, crossing and re-crossing the Garrison went to the basketball game practice at the church on Tuesday af- ure, his dignity having suffered be- several weeks at the home of the thoroughfare. at Decatur Friday night and enjoyed Igneous, metamorphlc and seremen- ternoon. The senior choir practices The initiatory, first, second and Into Pohl's auto wrecking yard. former's grandmother, Mrs. Rebecca tary rocks. third degrees, will be depicted by cause he'd had to let the children HORSES and MULES for sale; "Out rather late, aren't you?" it very much. on Tuesday evening at the home of Shafer In Coloma, returned to their The English class of the eighth mn out! members of Buchanan, Dowaglac, | save him. Pretty good story, but "Let's go dancin' with Anson." every animal guaranteed. Hartford State Bank of Coloma asked the officer. Alexander Godat spent the week- Elwood Geisler. home last week. While here they grade is studying adverbs and ad- The Pioneer Club will meet at the Coloma and Niles lodges, as in order, old." Johnny laughed tolerantly. Frank Dlouhy, manager of the Crys- drove to Detroit for a visit with rel- Sales Stable. Phil Cutler. 27t4x "Perhaps It is a little late," agreed end with Miss Nellie Garrison. Mr. tal Palace ballroom at Paw Paw Coloma, Michigan Godat came Saturday morning and jective clauses. church on Wednesday afternoon at at the evening session. Degrees will Old Enoch tugged at his mous- tlves and purchased a new car In the man. "But it's about the only also be conferred by Grand Ladge taches. "You're pretty smart, John- Lake, announces the appearance of chance a pedestrian has these days." returned Sunday evening. Mr. Go- During the absence of Mr. Alwood, 4:00 o'clock. which they drove home. the eighth grade will spend that per- officers. i ny. The old boy didn't get himself Anson Weeks, in person, with his TIRES dat Is a senior at Illinois State Nor- Used and Re-treads mal University, Normal, Illinois. Miss iod as a study period in Miss Garri- All members of the I. O. O. F. are drowned. Nope. Fact Is he didn't orchestra, at the Crystal Palace on The Ladies Aid Society of the son's room. Christian Science urged to join In this program and Saturday evening, March 4th. The Large stock of used truck tires for Sweet Chimney Rundle, Miss Garrison and Mr. Godat even get wet!" Methodist church Is planning its farm use, 50c and up. spent Saturday In Benton Harbor. Barbara Keer, Buster Woodward, Grand Secretary Fred A. Rogers The grin vanished from Johnny's price of admission is 75 cents per schedule of events early and has set Christian Science services are held says: "Forget It Not." person. BENSON TIRE SERVICE DECATUR—When Pete Wanko Donavle Klttell, Barbara Vandervort, face. He stared, and the rest of us May 10th as the date for the "Mother- Phone 5-1851 Market at 10th Street started to build a fire In a home he Senior News Donald Arcus, Alice Golomb, Elsie at 11:00 o'clock every Sunday morn- ing in the basement of the State were silent, waiting. Petitions signed by 1,222 members Daughter Banquet." They are setting Benton Harbor. Mich. recently purchased, which had been Schutz, Lyman Bittner and Merle "Now wait a minute," said John- the date well In advance as there are unoccupied for some time, the fire The physics class is starting a study Sibley have been absent with the flu Bank of Coloma. A cordial welcome of nineteen churches in Berrien is extended to all to attend. Hitchcock Originator of ny. "Let me get this straight. The county have been sent to Governor always so many activities at that sea- Harness Repairing would not burn. He climbed on the of magnetism. It proves to be very during the past week. son of the year and they do not wish interesting. Chair Bearing His Name old man waa skating and he fell Into Frank D. Fitzgerald asking him to Dr. Leo Hosbein roof and poked a long stick down the a hole, and didn't even get wet?" to conflict with other groups. chimney. It came up covered with The speech class, under supervis- Campfire News In 1818, Lambert Hitchcock, a na- use his influence and all the powers ion of Miss Garrison, has just fin- "Yeah," aald old Enoch, and his of his office to enforce laws against VETERINARIAN honey. There was a space of over A short business meeting was held Story of Hurricane Led tive of Cheshire. Conn., settled pear What about your news Items? Was three feet solid with honey, which ished giving declamations. They are the little town of Winsted and es- eyes began to twinkle. "That's it, slot machines, organized gambling, PImm Coloma 63-F3 In the music room on Wednesday, To Astonishing Career Johnny. That's right." there 'some Item omitted from the NOW IS THE TIME to look over your yielded about 50 pounds. beginning work on dramatic and hu- \ tablished a cabinet and chair fac- dog races and horse races and other last Issue of The Courier which you DMtktry MI W—k Days Only morous readings About two weeks February 22. Final plans were made A hurricane brought Alexandei Johnny looked around. He saw us forms of gambling within the state. concerning the bake goods sale to be tory there which soon became the would 11 k e to have read? Whose harness and see what repairs are needed. will be spent on the readings, and Hamilton to America from Nevis in leading industry of the town. His watching him, and he must have fault was it that that certain item RMidence, Coloma, Mioh held at Paul Mast's electric shop. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Fisher returned the best ones will be given for an the Leeward islands and provided business prospered from the first sensed the way we felt, because he did not appear in the paper? Did We are prepared to put your harness in assembly sometime In May. Game and refreshment committees home last Friday after spending ten Electrical Cooking School him the first fortunate stepping and by 1821 a small settlement flushed a little. "Now wait a min- you furnish The Courier with the Many members of the class have were appointed by vice president, weeks at Tampa, Fla. Mr. Fisher re- ston^ to an astonishing career, ob grew up around his factory which ute," he said. "There's something information connected with that cer- DEANEF1ZZELL,D.D.S. good condition for spring and summer work. The American Legion Auxiliary, been absent because of Illness. Those Barbara Vandervort. We were hon- serves the Boston Herald. The ter wrong here. Something screwy ports that fishing was fine and that ored by having Mrs. Becht, Mrs. Al- was called Hitchcockville, relates tain item? The publisher of The DENTAL OrriOB IN in cooperation with the Indiana & absent are Mildred Hembree, Ger- rifying natural phenomenon Is not about that yarn." they had grand weather all the time. Courier wants to print ALL of the 'Bring it in for prompt and good repairs. Michigan Electric Company, will wood and Mrs. Sheldon as our guests. Alice R. Rollins in the Los Angeles FIRST NATIONAL BANK BLDO. maine Waldo, Richard Becht, Paul unusual in the Caribbean, but it was "No such a thing," said Enoch. They attended the Gasparilla parade, news items of this immediate com- conduct an electrical cooking school Turner, Jean Friday, Bob Umphrey, Delicious refreshments were served Times. also the Shrine and Knights Templar Watervliet, MlAlgaa by Jeanne Alwood and Rosamond sufficiently thrilling in 1772 to leave At first Hitchcock made only chair "It's a true story, every word. And munity, but we cannot publish the at the Amerian Legion rooms in the Steve Greco, Bill Hafter, Edward parade, which was far better than in news unless it is reported to us. The PHONE 110 We also repair and re-finish State Bank of Coloma, on Wednes- Becht. a vital, vivid impression on the parts and these were shipped in If you'd listened closely you'd see previous years. Mr. Fisher has re- Rockwell and John DeFleld. what I mean." Courier is not published In the in- day, Marh 8, at 2:00 p. m., to which Boy Scout News mind of the 15-year-old youngster large quantities to Charleston, 8. opened his renair shop in Coloma. LUGGAGE OF ALL KINDS Several members of the senior His description of it so moved Hugh STAR RLAN "All right," he said. "All right terest of any particular group of the public is Invited. The admission class attended the operetta given by The Boy Scouts held their regular C., and other places in the South. meeting last Monday. A short busi- Knox, a Nevis islander tempore What's the point?" people, any particular lodge, any fee Is ten cents.—Adv. the lower grades last Wednesday. OMEN who have not used an After a few years he gave up the Good reports come from the bed- particular church, or any individual They wish to congratulate the chil- ness meeting was held. A swimming rily, that he determined to send the business of making and shipping Enoch chuckled. "You're smart, side of Miss Marie Furman, who has Dr. M. D. Tonnelier Johnny. You ought to be able to parties, but the publisher would like dren and Mr. Potts, Mrs. Dewey, Mrs. party was planned and also a roller boy to this country for an education electric range almost always chair parts and devoted himself been seriously ill at the University O. E. S. Card Party March 7 figure it. You've figured out plenty to have any person who has any Kibler and Miss Oelhaffer for their skating party. The latter was set for "Alexander talked rapidly and think that it costs giuoh more to the making of complete chairs hospital in Ann Arbor for the past items that they may think would In- DENTIST March 9. After a review of the Scout W 5 of 'em before." three weeks, that she is steadily im- The Coloma O E. S. will give a splendid work with the children of brilliantly." writes Gertrude Ather to operate than users of electric cook- which he sold in great quantities. terest their neighbors or friends Phone Coloma 211. State Bank of card party Tuesday, March 7th, be- the lower grades. laws and their application to Lincoln ton. "finally springing to his feet The color mounted In Johnny's proving Her sisters. Miss Cora Fur- send the items to this office. The CMoBa Bldg. Boars 9 a. m. to B p. Baushke Leather Shop and Washington, the boys went into ery actually pay. Lambert Hitchcock was in ail cheeks. "It's a set-up," he blazed man and Miss Marjory Furman, who m. Mondays and Fridays. ginning at 8:00 o'clock. Bunco, pedro The class tournaments for the and concluding with an outburst so lt $15.00 TRADE IN ALLOWANCI probability the originator of the telephone number Is 65 Coloma and girls' basketball will begin Thursday the gym and played several relay angrily. "I tell you that yarn's cock- were with her for two weeks, have 74 Elm Street and bridge will be played. Every- eloquent that his audience cowered Don't put off die advantages of elec- for year eld cook stove or. sturdy, distinct type of chair which we would be glad to receive your Benton Harbor, Mich. body Invited. Admission 15 cents.— of this week. Drawings for classes games and a short game of basket- eyed! What's the point, anyhow?" returned home and Miss Cora Fur- news Items, or it would be better if ball. and covered his face with his hands bears his name. This form of chair, Avd. were made last Friday and are re- tric cooking any longer because you Enoch tugged at his moustaches. man has resumed her duties as as- you would nlease write out the For some moments Knox sat think- however, was produced in quantities sistant cashier at the State Bank of ported as follows: Freshman vs. Sen- Mlscellneons ing, and then he rose and pushed a fear high cost of operation. Convince 2 $15.00 nil CREDIT TO NIW For the first time I saw him laugh. items as you wish them printed and iors, and Sophomores vs. Juniors. by hundreds of other chairmakers Real loud and hearty. He was en- Coloma. bring them to The Courier office. Dr. JOE F. REED small table in front of Alexander, yourself. Ask for specific proof of the HOMi lUILDERS. during the first half of the 1800s. Seandioavia, Baltic Coon tries The winners of these games will play Every year for the last four years littering it with pencils and paper joying this moment. It sort of paid each other. Miss Louise Pantaleo John Daly of Hagar and his broth- Oiteopathk Phyudu and Surgeon Two distinct geographical mean- the graduating class has given to the in his untidy fashion." That was low ooit of operating an electric range On the chairs previously made by him back for previous humiliations. ings are attached to Scandinavia. will referee these games. school some lovely and useful arti- 1 LOWEST FINANCE CHAROi Hitchcock, across the back of the He laughed, and Johnny grew white, er, Owen Daly of Ludlngton, return- an historic moment in American his- with our low 2-yic rate. two weeks ago from a motor trip to "I'm sure in an awful fix now." Xn one sense Scandinavia refers to cle. Be It a picture, an amplifying IN HISTORY. seat on the narrow strip was always and Enoch said, "Why, Shucks, North Main Street Sophomore Class News tory, for the account whifch he was In addition to the low operating costs, Southern Texas. In September they "What Is the trouble?" the peninsula in northern Europe system, or whatever It might be, we placed the stencil of the maker. "L. Johnny, that's easy. Easy. The "I've lost my glasses and I can't thank you, graduating class. then required to write, the story he also took a trip to the Pacific Coast. WaUnrUot Phono 150 HOT BED SASH! comprised of Norway and Sweden, The first six weeks' tests have been there are other worthwhile economies Hitchcock, Hitchcockville, Conn., point Is that the children and the look for them until I've found them In the year 1935 when Howard Bes- had just told, was sent to the gov- 4 MODELS COSTINO AS LITTLR Mr. Daly reports seeing a lot of In- but not Denmark and Finland. The given and the pupils are heaving var- ernor of St. Croix and was printed ... shrinkage of roasts is minimized Warranted," usually all in one line. old man were roller skating. Get teresting country, but none any bet- again." term is also applied to the countries ious sighs of relief while the teachers emer was president of the senior class, AS 10c A DAY. Lambert Hitchcock was one of the It?" the "Oregon Trail," which hangs on in the St. Croix newspaper. ter than Berrien county. Citrus fruits where the Scandinavian languages are groaning over test papers. This and there are no more cooking failures first to turn out rocking chairs as a Which Johnny did, and that's why Is the principal Industry In Texas. Coloma Lodge No. 162 prevail—Sweden, Norway and Den- marks the end of the 4th six weeks' the wall in the study hall, was given Convinced that here was a genius, factory product, although they had old Enoch from then on has been Prospectors Used 'Doodle Bug* to the school as a memorial at com- Hamilton's friends sent him to New with expensive waste of materials. C LOW m CENT RATE AVAIL- Mr. Daly formerly lived In that sec- F. AND A. M. mark. and the adjacent islands, in- period of the school year. been made much earlier than his able to tell his stories without in- tion of Texas and left there about The "doodle bug" was a forked A cluding Iceland. Finland is some- The Latin class did not meet last mencement exercises. The painting York—via Boston, more than a six- ELEGtric Cookery is the modern AILE FOR COOKING. Meetings held in Masonic hall, on the The season will soon be here to ''prepare Is the work of Herbert Amlck. factory produced them. terference or interruptions. 20 years ago. He sold his farm there hazel or peach bough used as a sort times grouped with the Scandinavi- Thursday and Friday due to the Ill- weeks trip. After a year at Francis of "divining rod." It never had any first Thnraday evening of A framed copy of the constitution answer to the eternal problem: What One feature that contributed to the to a sharecropper who made good and an countries because of Scandina- ness of Mrs. Baushke. Miss Garri- Barber's grammar school in Eliza popularity of these chairs was the scientific standing but some early each month. hotbeds for the planting of seeds for spring. and one of the Declaration of Inde- can I do to make my meals different f Body Shipped in Rum Cask now owns over a thousand acres of Visiting Brothers Always Welcome, via's marked cultural Influence on son supervised the work of the class bethtown, N. J., he applied for ad- decoration. Added to that is their In the Cape May Historical mu- land that he operates. prospectors were said to have used for that period. pendence was the gift of the class of ORIN SCHAUS, W. M. We make a complete line of hotbed sash of the Finns which has existed for mission at Princeton. Although An BLECtrio Range assures the re- general fitness for a type of furnish- seum In New Jersey there Is a ship It. The prospector walked over Miss Shirley Harris, Howard Wal- 1936 of which Donld Lahr was pres- about eight centuries. Although President Witherspoon was willing, tention of all die tender succulence and ing. The chairs were first painted a model with this history: "The brlg- The Ladles Auxiliary of the Am- ground he hoped contained oil, and ROY BEACH, Secretary ther, and Warren Williams have been ident. These pictures hang in the the trustees rejected him because ali siies. there are many Scandinavians in main hall as you step Inside the front deep red, then black with slight antine J. B. Kirby, sailed by Capt. erican Legion enjoyed a very de- held the twig so that the fork point- absent during the past week because he was too young. He returned then juicy flavor, vitamins and valuable lightful evening Wednesday when a Finland, Finnish itself is not a Scan- door. gralnlngs. The red coat sometimes Hiram Godfrey In 1860, who died of ed upward. When the prospector Order for Publication—Appointment o5 illness. We hope these people will to New York and enrolled as a stu- minerals so vital to health building. class of 12 ladles were Initiated into dinavian language; it differs great- soon be back In school. During the Roscoe Martin was president of the showed through, especially on the yellow fever in Cienfuegos, Cuba. stood above a pool of oil the "doodle ot Admlniitrator Come in and see us when you are planning ly from that group of tongues. class of 1937 that presented to the dent at Kings (later Columbia) uni- wooden seats. Striping and stencil* His body was brought home in a the order. Mrs. Ethel Forman, dis- bug" was supposed to point down- six weeks' English test, 30 V, were ab- versity. Inquire about our 5 STAR-PLAN State of Mlehlgan. The Probate Court for school six murals of famous histori- ing In gilt were then applied. cask of rum to pass quarantine, by trict president of Hastings was an ward. your hotbed, or any other building or re- sent. Othter absentees were Ferris Thus a hurricane, or, more accu- horored guest and gave a short talk the Oonnty of Berrien. Jollay, Wilber Warman, Junior Haz- cal and mythical characters. Those today! There is a model to fit your the mate. Mr. Beading." At a eeesion of eaid court, held at the pro An Old Arab Custom rately, Hamilton's account of one, following the initiation ceremony. bate office in the city of'St. Joeeph in said pairs this spring and let us quote prices on en Ollveen Waldo, Kenneth and Law- murals of famous characters, some of kitchen... a price and Economy Plan INDIANA £ MICHIGAN ELECTRIC COMPANV Ifs an old Arab custom, when launched the great federalist, the The Auxiliary ladles are justly proud Lucky for Bachelors county on the 85th day February A. O. I98S. son. Some of the other classes had which were done by Milo Winter, Nova Sootia in Scotlanif Hon. Malcolm Hatfleid, Judge •leepy, to lie right down in the mid- :o fit your purse. of their large class of candidates as of Probate. " any kind of building material. more people absent than this class. showed Robin Hood, Queen Eliza- foremost "aristocrat" of the youth- "immr— The parade ground In front of Ed- Near Fort Catherine, on the is- die of the street, catch forty winks Ocean Sorfaee Water Temperature their membership quota for the year land of St. Georges, Bermuda, is a In the Matter of the Estate of Mery B. beth, Edward the Black Prince, Joan ful American democracy, upon the inburgh castle, Scotland, Is legally Cole, deceased. or more, then wake up and go right was 22 and they have gone over the Freshman Class News of Arc, Lelf Erlcson, and one of two stream of history. a part of Nova Scotia. It was so The temperature of ocean surface well 300 years old and It Is popu- John Stoneeliffe haTing filed in said court bis on with regular business. Arabs waters varies from 28 degrees Fahr- top with 33 members. A fine pro- larly believed that any bachelor who petition preying that the administration of Grecian characters and are placed declared in the reign of Charles I •aid estate be granted to Harry A- Laity or to simply pull their "bed sheets" over The English class has completed gram concluded the evening, made on the side walls, also in the study so that newly made Nova Scotlan enheit in the polar regions to 85 drinks even a thimbleful of Its wa- •ome other suitable person. their heads when tired, lie down the life of "Julius Caesar." Short hall Ashes aa Fertiliser degrees hi equatorial regions. up of solos by Miss Wanda Muth, a ter win be married within a year. It Is ordered that the S7th day of March tests have been given over the five baronets could "take possession" of clever skit "Millie and Tillle In New A, D. I0S0, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at on the sidewalk and let old man Last year the class of 1938 with Hard coal ashes carry 0.1-0.15 per said probate office, be and is hereby appoint- acts at various intervals. their lands on Nova Scotlan terri- York" given by Mrs. Ivan Ryno and Mo.xpheus have his way. Donald Schreiber as Its president, cent of phosphoric acid, smaller Iron io Meteorites ed for hearing said petition; In honor of George Washington's made it possible for the School to amounts of potash; so their fertiliz- tory. Mrs. Elya Meyers and two contests It is Vnrther Ordered, That public notice Michigan Shore Lumber & Supply Co. birthday, reports were given In civics Iron is rarely found in pure form, thereof be glren by publication of a copy have an amplifying system. The sen- ing value is negligible. Wood ashes which proved quite different. Mrs. hereof once each week for three anccessiTe in addition to the regular weekly re- NVESTYQUR (^S^RATE SAVINGS Naming Perth Amboy, N. J. except in meteorites. It must go ior class didn't buy the entire sys- contain 2 per cent phosphoric and Lester Morlock was surprised when weeks prerioue to said day of hearing, in The Phone 103—Coloma, Michigan ' For Seal Speedy Swimmer First Creamery tn U. S. Perth Amboy, N. J., setUed in through many costly processes be- Coloma Courier, a newspajMr printed and cir- port. These reports covered his boy- she was presented a beautiful birth- v tem, but If it hadn't been for the 4-6 potash. The latter has some culated iq said county. A fur seal can swim for a consid- hood, presidency, and his later years. The first creamery in the United 1683, was first named for James, day cake and the birthday song sung fore industry can use it Greatest erable distance at the sustained rate seniors, we, the undergraduates, the amaU fertilizing value. Mixing ei- MALCOLM HATFIXLD, Everything in Building Material — The Bett Fuel. A six weeks' test was given in faculty, and the public wouldn't be States was built in Orange county. earl of Perth; then the originall In- In her honor as Wednesdy was her ironmasters are the United States, Atruecopy: Judfe of Probate of 60 miles an hour. Junior business training la* weefc enj^^ "Jd to o^ S? ther into clay is done for their N. Y.. in 18G6. dian name, Amboy, was added. England, Germany and France. BUltKracJl, Judge of Probate. SOU sweetening effect. IN TIME-SAVING APPLIANCES... birthday.

mjmrn mm THE COLOMA COURIER, COLOMA, MICH. THE COLOMA COURIER, COLOMA, MICH. Weekly I¥ews Analysis- Asia Bruckart's Waahington Digest Japan's thinly veiled ambition is 'Genne* Sexlal ^TictioiC IMPROVED Angora Fills Needs Fear of Foreign Entanglement to drive westerners out of China. CLASSIFIED WHO'S Until this year the white man was In U. S. Alone of All World Is UNIFORM INTERNATIONAL Star Dust In Blouse or Bolero oppressed only insofar as he stood DEPARTMENT Brings Return to Isolationism in the way of Tokyo's marching MAIDEN ErrCET AUTHOR OF UNDAYI TARM Brushing Off Old Scripts armies. But Japan looks covetous- There Real Freedom of Speech CHOOL NEWS ly and angrily on such prosperous By SAMUEL HOPKINS ADAMS 'IT HAPPENED Lesson TOPICS ^ Courting Our Neighbors By Joseph W. La Bine developments as Shanghai's inter- 1 sBy HAROLD L. LUNDQUIST. D. D, BABY CHICKS ONE NIGHT Dean of The Moody Blblo Itftttuta national settlement, Britain's Hong 0 SAMUEL HOPKINS ADAMS WNU SERVICE of Chicago. ^ Got Breaks; Now Stars gerous commitment, congress ® Western Newspaper Union. EDITOR'S NOTE—When opinions art Kong crown colony and France's BABT CHICKS, U. S. pullorutn tested nnd GET HIGH YIELDS U. S approved; OS'V living ability guaran- THIS txpreued in these columns, tbey are those thought twice when the Export-Im- Indo-China. Already Hong Kong Disturbing Signs Recently Indicate All Is Not Well; Admin- By Virginia Vale —- teed for 31 days from weakness or pull- CHAPTER VIII—Continued Gloria's fair, straight brows drew "That's what you think. Well, ol the news snilyst, and not necessarily port bank—due to expire June 30— has been isolated by Jap conquest orum disease. Free circular DIETZ'9 IN USING HYBRIDS ol the newspaper. down in concern. "Now, what's the you're wrong. You can't discharge Lesson for March 5 came up for two years' extension. of Canton, her gateway to China. istration Tirades Against Press Become Frequent; POULTRY FARM. CENTERPOINT, nfo* —12— EMEMBER "June Moon"? idea of that?" me." Argued Michigan's Rep. Jesse P. More recently British territory "But you'd feel different about the It's going to return to the Concerted Effort to Get Rid of Critics. "Let's ask Moby," suggested her A. Leon Snydacker, looking out- Lesson subjects and Scripture texts se- R WEEK Wolcott: "This bank can get us along the Hong Kong-Canton rail- AGENTS trip after we're engaged, wouldn't lected and copyrighted by International Attention Must Be Paid to Domestic you, darr-ling?" asked Snydacker. companion. raged and uneasy, tried to puff up. Council of Religious Education; used by screen probably as "Lover into a situation which may involve road was bombed. Farther south Since President Roosevelt's "Engtted?" repeated Marne with A sound of melancholy song is- "Why can't I discharge you? Your permission. Soil Fertility. Come Back to Me," with Nel- By LEMUEL F. PARTON us in any European or Asiatic con- Japan seized independent Hainan MAKE MONEY PETER PREACHES TO "quarantine" speech at Chicago in By WILLIAM BRUCKART S«ninfl our oudiNna lervlcs fe ad lifted brows. sued from a side-room. Mr. Dick- contract—" son Eddy as its star, and per- flict . . . It is a dangerous thing GENTILES Called a miracle crop by some October, 1937, U. S. public opinion "Didn't Moby Dickstein tell you stein had returned from the Park "Nuts to me contract! You can't "MEW YORK. — Secretary Hull to have this power lying around." WNU Service, National Press Bldg., Washington, D. C. BUSINESS CONCERNS producers, hybrid corn is not mirac- haps with Miliza Korjus ap- may or'may not have noticed has veered sharply and outspokenly Argued Ohio's Sen. Robert A. Taft: l*P«i«ne« not nsctuary ... Largs flstd. I intended we should be engaged?" House. The girls knocked and were discharge me because I discharge WASHINGTON.—One of Ameri- myself. I resign." LESSON TEXT-Acts 10; 30-48. ulous enough to produce increased pearing opposite him. This is m that Veloz and Yolanda. dark, suave against dictators, meanwhile mak- "The government shouldn't be in ed from the air waves. Mr. Cam- NATIONAL MMIAU. "OCHISTBU M. Y. "He may have made some refer- bidden in formal tones to enter. GOLDEN TEXT—Look unto me, and be ca's greatest and most glorious tra- (ESTABLISHED 45 YEARS) yields without making increased de- just one of the old pictures and graceful American dance team, ing new friends for France, Britain eron continues on the air. Gen. Hugh ence to it." The First Assistant rose to welcome A. Leon Snydacker unpuffed. ye saved, all the ends of the earth: for I the export business." Passed by ditions is the jealousy with which its am God. and there Is none else.—Isaiah mands on soil fertility, according have just brought back from Europe and China. Washington's tradition- S. Johnson, former NRA boss, is a "My instructions," said A. Leon them with a knightly bow. "Resign?" he echoed in a hollow that will bob up before long the house after vigorous debate, the citizens guard the right of free t5:23. to C. M. Linsley, soils extension spe- n „ . the carmagnole, al policy of isolation and neutrality pain in the neck for the New Deal complacently. There was a swift "Your servant, ladies," said he. voice. "You mean you're quitting?" in new versions. "Morocco," extension bill could expect a chary speech and a free press. There is cialist, College of Agriculture, Uni- Dancers Bring which when the has well-nigh gone by the boards, as well, but nothing has happened pass, suggestive of legerdemain, "You're drunk," said Gloria. "That's it." "God is no respecter of persons." reception by the senate. no nation in the world now, and versity of Illinois. for instance, the first picture War Step With peasants begin thanks to Nazi Jew-baiting, Japan's to him, yet. and a large, pure diamond was "I'm not," said Moby. This might be bluff. A. Leon was Sometimes one wonders whether Meanwhile the U. S. chamber of there never has been one, where TIPS* that Marlene Dietrich made inclined to the theory that it was. As farmers start thinking of their Peaceful intent stepping it, is threat to U. S. interests in China commerce lifted its eyebrows over Other rumors of the type could r sparkling into her eyes. "Whad "He isn't," said Marne. "But he's many of His people know about that such freedom for expression of opin- been drinking." But he dared not take a chance. supply of hybrid seed for the com- in this country, with Gary supposed to fore- and dictator inroads throughout a report that 25 American industri- be mentioned, but I was asked how d'you think of that?" glorious attribute of the Godhead. ion is accorded as we have in the any body in the government would "Licks that touch Upper shall nev- "Now, Moby; be reasonable," he ing cropping season, Linsley sug- Cooper as her leading man. tell war. They say they saw the vil- South America. Most heated U. S. alists would join a British-German "It's lovely," was her involuntary One thing is evident, that very few United States. For proof, if proof dare to interfere. The same letter Vjardeners er touch mine," recited Moby sol- began ingratiatingly. gests that some thought be given lagers warming up the old dance, in speechmaker against Adolf Hitler cartel to regulate competition in admission. care to practice this divine princi- Most of us think that it was also be needed, simply take the old atlas asked how such ends could be emnly. "Aside from that, if you'd "Don't you say 'reasonable' to to adjustments in soil and cropping Monaco and France, and that has been Secretary of the Interior world markets and offset a threat- "It's yours, darr-ling." ple. Just now the world seems to her best one. There may be a new and examine the countries, one by achieved. been fired's often as me, so would me. What's reasonable about bein' management to care for the in- thoughtful citizens were uneasy. It Harold Ickes, whose tirades pre- ened trade war. The state depart "Oh, no! I couldn't possibly." have gone entirely berserk in its "Show Boat." In fact, most of your Pattern 6285 one, and abundant evidence will be Rock Garden Advice you." blamed for everything that goes creased drain on soil fertility made is supposed to have paced the first sumably reflect White House senti- ment knew nothing about it and was A few paragraphs earlier, I re- He brandished the jewel before proclamation of race superiority. old favorites will be back, for Holly- found. Here, alone in all of the C ELECTION of flowers and their "Are you really fired?" wrong whether I got anything to do by high-yielding hybrid corn. Angora is all the rage and you, frantic rhythm of the French revolu- ment. far from enthusiastic. ferred to governmental supervision, her, then held it out at arm's length Along with undue and improper rec- wood is playing safe and brushing world, can an individual or a group location in the garden can "I'm fired; you're fired; he, she or with it or not?" too, can be right in style with the tion. Nobody knows just how it Long-awaited reaction against for- But—. While one branch of U. S. licensing, etc. That is the answer the better to emphasize his impres- ognition of wealth and position, "The growing of hybrid corn is off many of the scripts that brought have its untrammeled say. make or break your rock garden. it is fired," parsed Moby. "We're "Now, wait a minute," pleaded help of your knitting needles. If started, but, when it gets going in a eign entanglement took root only opinion obviously swung to isola- to the question. Any radio station sive statement. "This is a bonny- there has always been in the hearts justified by the fact that high yields There have been some signs late- Therefore, descriptions on seed fired; you're fired; the whole bunch his boss. "You got me wrong." it's glamor you are after, make roadside bistro or on a village a month ago when congress discov- tion, another branch stuck out its gets a license for only a short pe-# of men a measure of prejudice are essential to low production ly, however, that are disturbing. I packets must be read carefully fied engagement ring." is fired." Everybody was always getting A. green, you'd better hunt for cover. ered the administration was spon- neck by virtue of a long-standing, riod. Renewal of that license de- against other races. These hatreds costs," Linsley said. "However, it the bolero, so lovely for evening do not mean to over-emphasize when seeds are bought, and the "But, Mr. Snydacker, I'm not en- "Do you believe him?" Marne Leon Snydacker wrong, to the grief wear at any season; use white, That's their story and they stick soring military plane sales to thoroughly accepted American pends, according to law, upon com- seem now to have been fanned to is essential that there be some re- them by a discussion of them, but plan of the rock garden must be gaged to you." asked Gloria. of his sensitive soul. "You know to it. France and Britain. Today the is- creed, the Monroe doctrine. Illus- pliance with federal communica- a flaming intolerance of such as duction in acreage and more atten- black or a pastel shade. The the greatest lesson that I have carefully worked out. "No; but-" "Neither do I," Moby answered I got your best interests at heart." These limber young New sue of isolation is growing by leap trating how any U. S. interest in tions commission regulations and are not of what some regard as tion paid to soil fertility and the blouse, with its smart ribbed ef- learned is that the American people Creeping plants, for instance, "And I don't want to be." for her. "Not necessarily. I'll find "As pir invoice," remarked the fect, is just the thing for wear Yorkers are probably tops in and bound, not only as a question South America leads to internation- the law's provisions. This would their own superior race. The more use of legumes. By growing more will correct conditions, or prevent should be allowed to make carpets "You don't want to be engaged to out. I'll ask Tweedledum and Twee- ex-factotum, waving the memoran- earnings as a dance team, and of foreign policy but as a political al complications in the world of 1939 seem to leave only a limited dis- definite this intolerance, the more corn on fewer acres at less cost, under a suit. Pattern 6285 con- PREMIER HIRANUMA their development, if they know of color in the larger soil pockets. be married to me? A bonnyfied en- tains directions for making blouse are said to have been paid more football headed for the 1940 presi- were two developments: (1) The cretionary power. It is a case, how- unlike God people really are. Let the land taken out of corn can very h International Settlement next? what the facts are and find them Erect plants may be used in flat gagement!" and bolero in sizes 12 to 14 and on their European trip than any dential election. In lesr than one civil aeronautics authority prepared ever, like the army officer making us weigh ourselves in the balances well be devoted to soil-building leg- adverse. spaces. Trailing plants should be "I'm afraid I don't." 16 to 18; illustrations of it and of other dancers, past or present. late February week enough shots to fight German, Italian, French island despite an agreement with an inspection of a buck private's and see if we too are found wanting. ume crops. During the last several months, allowed to droop over the face of "Lissen. When I say engaged, I "Use of adapted hybrid corn on a stitches: materials needed. When they first teamed np in were fired to constitute a definite and Dutch air services for suprem- France. This accomplished, muni- barracks : if he wants to find dirt, he I. "In Every Nation" (vv. 30-35). there have been frequent tirades rocks, or they may be placed at mean the real McCoy. This is brass reduced acreage, coupled with a To obtain this pattern send 15 1926, Frank Veloz bought a trend: acy in South America; (2) Dr. Raul tions shipments into China through will find it. In the case of the radio Peter was a Jew, and God now against the press of the nation. the top of the bank or wall. tacks. Not just one of those news- sane program of mineral and or- cents in coins to The Sewing Cir- $22.50 tuxedo and borrowed his "Wicked Dictatorships." To Pitts- Ribeiro, Brazilian economist, of- French Indo - China might be station, its owners live in dread of used a vision to teach him a much- Some of the denunciations have In smaller crevices, tufted paper engagements for publicity. ganic matter replenishment fits well cle, Household Arts Dept., 259 father's white vest, which was field, Mass., went William R. Cas- fered U. S. capitalists a chance to blocked. censure—and, I suspect, they are needed lesson regarding the carry- come from President Roosevelt in plants with rosettes of foliage and It's regular, see? I'm telling you I'll into the AAA farm program and West 14th Street. New York. N. Y. too big for him. Yolanda Cas- tle, assistant chairman of the Re- invest in a mining development proj- Latest and craftiest Japanese generally amenable to suggestions ing of the gospel to the Gentiles. reply to press criticism of some of short flower stalks are suitable. marry you." He was putting his case Please write your name, ad- sazi borrowed a pink ballet skirt ect for his country, with possible plan is seizure of the Shanghai in- from headquarters in Washington. the program of soil improvement his policies. Other administration Ordinary garden or bedding plants with a skill, a tact, a persuasive The Jews were (and still are—let dress and pattern number plainly. and slippers from a friend. The exchange of Brazilian ore for Amer- ternational settlement, only non-Jap that has been fostered for more spokesmen have followed the Presi- President's Tmeted Adviser should be eliminated from consid- magnanimity which roused the live- us remember it) God's chosen peo- slippers were much too large ican-made munitions. area left in the city and an unwill- than a quarter of a century by the dent's lead. Notably among them, eration for the rock garden, it is liest appreciation in his own mind. ple. However, they were not cho- and she had to stuff them with ing haven for Chinese guerrilla war- Drafts Reorganization BUI College of Agriculture. In a Motor Car and certainly the most vicious, is advised by GUbert Bentley, fiower "Just as soon," he added in after- sen for their own comfort, conven- tissue paper. They had much in riors. In the past 18 months "There may be some difference Europe the secretary of the interior, Harold So, to link the Roosevelt denuncia- expert. thought, "as I can get my divorce." ience, or glory, but that they might common, and could keep in step political murders have been com- be channels for the outflowing of between hybrids in the amount of When you buy an automobile All European crisis since 1930 L. Ickes, who seems, in this in- tion of newspapers and the Wheeler True rock garden plants grow It was a painful shock to him to with each other, but not with the mitted there, most victims being minerals utilized, but miracle hy- you buy a ton and a third of steel, have been started by scheming Italy stance, to be the lord high chief radio bill, one has only to know that less than 10 inches tall. Use only hoar her laugh. And there was no God's blessing to all nations. music. They lasted oae week puppet Chinese governmental of- brids that can produce bumper 33 pounds of copper and brass, and Germany. With Europe well verbal executioner of opposition Chairman Frank McNinch, the low-growing annuals and perenni- bitterness in her mirth; it was Cornelius was typical of those in and were fired from the next 14 ficers in Japanese pay. Latest vic- every nation who are ready for the yields without taking anything from MILIZA KORJUS 2 pounds of tin, 27 pounds of lead, on its way to another nervous break- writers and newspapers. President's most trusted radio ad- als that grow among rocks in their whole-hearted. He was astute jobs before they began to click. tims were Chen Lo, foreign minis- preaching of the gospel. He was a the soil are yet to be produced. If A 4, , „ 144 pounds of cast pig iron, 110 down scheduled for mid-March, Mr. Roosevelt's recent assertion viser, largely drafted the Wheeler native haunts—those that belong enough to recognize this for a bad He was an accountant for an op- ter for the Central China govern- such a hybrid should be discovered, Public^to the box ornce once pounds of rubber, a tenth of a bale signs now indicate that Britain and that some newspaper owners are de- reorganization bill.. That measure, by nature among stones. sign. And yet—surely she wasn't God-fearing, righteous man, but upon a time. tical company, 20 years old, when, ment in Nanking, and Marquis Li none the less in need of redemp- it would have little value for feed or of cotton, 13 square yards of up- France, lovers of peace and the liberately misrepresenting the facts it should be added, reduces the turning him down. Not A. Leon Given different directors, stars at a dance hall, he saw the 16-year- Kuo-chieh, grandson of China's tion. God brought this man who commercial use." holstery fabric, 2^ gallons of status quo, may at least be blamed and Mr. Ickes' assertion that "our communications commission to Snydacker, with his position, his au- and sets, they'll practically be new old Yolanda making heavy weather great statesman, Li Hung-chang. It is estimated that the 361.673,- spraying lacquer, 37 pounds of pa- —if not responsible—for the spring newspapers are not as free as they membership of three. There would thority, his millions. was ready to receive the message pictures. with a hard-working partner. He be "administrative assistants" ap- together with the man Peter who 000 bushels of corn produced on Illi- per and fiber board and 18 square crisis. Life is cheap in the Orient and ought to be in a democracy" con- ( SAFETY TALKS ) "Oh dear!" she murmured. "How —*— cut in and said, "Listen, fumble- nois farms in 1938 used up phosphor- feet of glass. — Commentator Underlying every potential Euro- loss of a few puppets would be stitute serious accusations, even aft- pointed for each of the major types can I get it over to him? I don't was prepared to preach it, and the When you see "Captain Fury," foot, don't be afraid to loosen up— Magazine. small for control of the Shanghai of communication, and, thus, one result was salvation. us from the soils of the state to the (with Brian Aherne, Victor McLag- like this." pean development is the Spanish er one forgets how constantly Mr. want to marry you, Mr. Snydack- international settlement. Though individual becomes czar of radio, Can It Be the Climate? Whatever it may be that keeps equivalent of 217,000 tons of rock len, and June Lang,) you will see That was the beginning of a war, whose early termination will Ickes gets out on a limb. It seems er." I backed only by rumor, there is another of wire communication and "THERE'S.something about west- us from carrying the gospel to all phosphate or 4,340 carloads of 50 special dances that are authentic of lucrative friendship. They won leave Italy free to pursue Mediter- to me, therefore, that there ought "You don't want to marry me?" ranean territorial demands against growing belief that Chinese mur- to be some clarification of the situa- so on. And, while the members of * em climate — I But Rocky "No; if you don't mind. I don't nations, we ought to recognize as un- tons each. the hectic period of American colo- 40 prizes together, around the In addition to the phosphorus, ders may have been "planted" by tion. It might be asked, and prop- the commission must be named "by Mountain and Pacific Coast cham- christian, and put it aside. It may nization in which the story is laid. dance halls, before their first France. This, because a Franco want to marry anybody." HOW TO RELIEVE even larger amounts of nitrogen, victory in Spain is an Italian vic- Tokyo as an excuse to march in erly, I believe, why Mr. Roosevelt and with the advice and consent of bers of commerce will file an in- "I don't get your point of view, be race-prejudice, for it still per- You old-timers will recognize Betty professional engagement. They potassium and lime were taken REPUBLICAN CASTLE tory, giving II Duce more Mediter- and keep peace, conveniently set- and Mr. Ickes do not point out those the senate," the administrative as- dignant disclaimer that the cli- darr-ling. I don't get it at all." sists; but it may be an equally dead- Blythe as the wife of a colonial have now had about five years from the soil by the 1938 Illinois More concentration, less chatter, ting an important precedent. newspapers that are charged, in ef- sistant may be anyone who has the mate had anything to do with this; ly indifference to the needs of oth- secretary; she is one of the stars in the box-office stratosphere, ranean power. It would jeopardize "Do you want me to leave the Whether true or not, the belief fect, as plain liars. necessary political pull. The National Safety council's re- ers. Let us, like Peter, go to them corn crop. of the silent screen who still likes with, as yet, no arthritis set- not only France's colonies, but Brit- company?" publican national committee, once I repeat that the statements re- port on 1937 shows a solid block of and open our mouths (v. 34) to pro- to appear before a camera occa- ting in. ain's "lifeline" to the Far East. jibes with retaliatory action taken "No; no!" he cried, alarmed. He brandished the jewel before her, then held it out at arm's length. U. S. envoy to Japan, later a By now the Paris-London "axis" in Tokyo. Up before a turbulent Administration Seeks to lated above represent the belief of a 11 western states, excepting Utah, "Nothing like that." claim Christ. More Profit in Selling sionally. As to any hint of war-mongering, good many persons. II. "Good Tidings of Peace" (w. Hoover undersecretary of state. has at least three reasons to de- meeting of the diet rose Lt. Gen. Get Rid of the Critics had higher accident death rates It all seemed to him so illogical. dledee." These were his names for dum of his dismissal under its au« in bringing over the carmagnole, Said Mr. Castle, before a 40 and 8 One of the swift changes that has for the year than any other group thor's nose. 36-43). Only Infertile Eggs GOLDS cide on an aggressive course which Seishiro Itagaki, minister of war, to Here he was offering her—Oh, welll the two secretaries. He steered a There'll be old fashioned dances they say their enlightened public Now, to turn abruptly from one (American Legion) society: "There may decide Europe's future: declare he was "convinced of the taken place in this country is the of states in the country. Washing- Let it go for the present. true coarse for the door and "That means you're through on The death of Christ for their sins By producing only infertile eggs in "Wutherine Heights," too. The will understand this is just a folk phase of the situation to another, Staply Follow Ttesi Easy Directa is still so much work ... to keep (1) Unconfirmed but persistent necessity to take an effective meas- switch in the attitude of the bulk of ton, Oregon, California, Idaho, "O-kay," he yielded sadly. "We'll marched down the hallway. this picture," explained the employ, (v. 39), His resurrection from the for market, Illinois farmers have a dance director who's responsible for dance and won't start any trouble. attention should be directed to the this the best possible country . . . reports of French-Italian clashes on ure of self-defense" in the interna- the newspapers. It will be recalled Nevada, Arizona, Montana, Wyo- leave it lay." He extended the soli- Moby Dickstein soon reappeared, er with swift ingenuity. dead for their justification (v. 40), chance to boost their poultry profits them is Jack Crosby, who once was to Eisi the PiiRiBd Dtawfort ai recent bill introduced in the senate the coming judgment for sin (v. 42), that our officials would do well to the Libya-Tunisia border (see map) tional settlement. Later, in extraor- that when Mr. Roosevelt and the ming, Colorado and New Mexico— taire. "You keep this to kinda hold his face, at least, sober. "Well, I don't wanta be through by thousands of dollars annually, a cowboy, and then was a railroad by Senator Wheeler, the Montana on this picture. I like this picture. and remission of sins in His name— according to H. H. Alp, poultry ex- Sore Throat Acton|iaiyiii{ Colds TN THE boom years, Cameron confine themselves to this task in- jibe with announcements that Italy's dinary session, the cabinet placed New Deal took over the govern- in each of these states an average the thought." "The staff is packin' up. Ditto for fireman. Democrat. The bill proposes re- Through on this picture, through on Beck, personnel director of the stead of spending so much time talk- Libyan garrisons are being in- official approval on such action ment, there were so few editorial of more than 100 persons, per 100,- "Oh, no! I couldn't possibly." the servants. Even the camera crew these are the essentials of Peter's tension specialist. College of Agri- organization of the federal commu- criticisms of the President's pro- the whole show." Alcohol was in- message. Note how plain is the culture, University of Illinois. New York Stock exchange, was de- ing about wicked dictatorships and creased. Tunisia is one French ter- when Premier Baron Kiichiro Hi- 000 of population, suffered acci- "I'll charge it to the studio and is buyin' gas." "Dancing Daughters" made a nications commission, the agency gram that any outcry was negligi- spiring the normally amenable Dick- truth. Jesus has come and has fending the then supposedly "flam- the dangers of war. We certainly ritory specifically demanded by ranuma declared the terrorism dent deaths in 1937. Utah barely you can wear it as a prop," he "What!" exclaimed Marne. "Why, "It is almost an impossibility to star of Joan Crawford, and may in that controls radio. Radio, of course, ble in effect. The corps of news stein spirit to a fine irresponsibility. wrought redemption for all who will discomfort i 8" youth. Now want none of their philosophy . . . Italy, unofficially. Reports say "compels Japan to take fundamen- escaped the "100 or more" group propounded in one of his bursts of Kemper was to take some stills of market eggs of high quality when do the same for Virginia Grey. Youth i Angel he.s el00my is the "free speech" just as the writers who attended the President's "Sure. Sure. You stay right here believe. Now we must choose wheth- but ... if that philosophy is what Fascist troops penetrated Tunisia tal measures to maintain peace and with an average of 99.4. inspiration. "Think it over anyway. me at four o'clock." they are fertile," he said. "This Metro is going to give her a chance newspapers are the "free press" twice-a-week press conferences ac- on the job and look after—er—my er we want Him to be our Judge TajialS—dllim Gloomy About about the on- other nations want it is not for us at a spot 25 miles southeast of order." Florida (chambers of commerce Think the whole proposition over." "No can do. He folded his lens is especially true during hot weath- at it, at least. And since the origi- com n that is one of the guarantees of the cepted his statements without equiv- interests." or our Redeemer. It is a case of Rspoat New Generation ' S genera- to attempt to prevent it." the first French fortified zone, just Meanwhile Premier Hiranuma please note) and Delaware were Gloria and Moby Dickstein re- like the Arab, and silently stole er since a fertile egg will start in- nal version appeared in 1928, a new national Constitution. ocation, or without question. It was • "As and on what?" 2 hourj. tion. He says Nye Again. An irreconcilable paci- as Italy's Marshal Pietro Badoglio could see that his newest drive to the only other states with an aver- lieved the situation by appearing to away," intoned Moby. "either—or." Either He is your Sav- cubation at a temperature slightly screen audience has grown up who a press relationship more friendly "In charge and on your present iour, or He will be your Judge. this is "the era of sloppy work." fist, North Dakota's Sen. Gerald P. visited Libya to inspect frontier close China's open door would meet There can be no doubt that the age of 100 or more accident deaths keep an appointment which their "Cut the poetry and come down to above 65 degrees Fahrenheit. Blood won't feel homesick for Joan when salary. I've cut the others but—" Youth is cutting corners and bun- Nye saw red when he learned of the stubborn resistance. From London federal communications commission than any other President ever had. per 100,000 of population last boss had forgotten. When this had prose," requested Gloria. "God sent not his Son into the rings are a natural result of par- they see the 1939 one. "Nothin' doin'," said the bold Mo- gling jobs. French-British plane sales, rushed MANCe came bitter protest against the is shot through with dissension. Then, some of the New Deal ideas year. Florida's average was 105.6, been postponed and Marne had left "Here's prose for you. A. Leon's world to condemn the world; but tial incubation in fertile eggs. There is no doubt that it has de- and Delaware's 105.7. Nevada's by, perceiving that he had his op- that the world through him might The genial and energetic Mr. to his office and drafted a bill. Its Hong Kong bombing. In Shanghai proved flops and editors started ask- with them, the ring in its elegantly snappiest style." He passed out a A high percentage of fertile eggs The European market for films veloped one of the worst messes in average of 137.6 deaths was the ponent on the run. be saved. He that believeth on him If throat It raw Beck, nimble and efficient, gist: Military and naval officers the international police redoubled ing questions. Their Washington embossed case still rested on the of- memorandum to each. will eventually be thrown away as may be shot to pieces, but the Latin- government supervision of any in- highest reported by any state. The Snydacker jaw dropped. "You is not condemned; but he that be- stocky in build, somewhat less could bar export of any planes de- their efforts and prepared to resist correspondents searched deeper ficial desk. Gloria's informed her that her sal- rots. This loss backs up to the American one is more important dustry.. It is a shameful situation, Rhode Island's average of 55.9 wouldn't let me down in—in my lieveth not is condemned already, dissolve than medium height, has been veloped in the U. S. until they de- a threat on the settlement. To the than just official handouts. It was Out of his instinctive knowledge ary was suspended until the resump- producer and is one of the biggest than ever. Movita, the Mexican and there appears to be no solution deaths was the lowest. time of—of trial and tribulation, because he hath not believed in the an evangel of youth for the 22 termined that the craft are not need- south, at lazy Haiphong, Indo-China, about this time that the personnel of women, A. Leon Snydacker tion of work. Meantime she could losses he suffers. actress who was last seen in "Rose except to get rid of the bulk of the would you, Moby?" name of the only begotten Son of years of his service with the ex- ed exclusively for American de- France was angry enough to junk of various agencies for "press rela- evolved a measure of strategy to remain at Maiden Effort Headquar- There is only one way to elimi- of the Rio Grande," will have the change, in touch with thousands personnel, from the commissioners The appeal left its object cold. God" (John 3:17, 18). fense. her Japanese agreement just as tions" began to undergo expansion. resolve the deadlock. While all were ters, rent-free. nate fertile eggs and that is to re- same sort of role in "The Girl From of high school students and > (W on down the line, until all trouble Time after time, well known cor- "We were talkin' about a raise, The proclamation of this message move all males from the laying flock One reason for the bill was testi- Japan had junked it, opfening her at dinner he had the precious box "Why, the dirty So-and-so!" was Rio," and will sing songs in both educators all over the country. makers have been eliminated. I 'way last March." of redemption was never completed, mony that Mr. Roosevelt had ig- 0 gateway to supplies for sorely respondents were hired, and they smuggled into the star's room. That immediately following the close of English er.d Spanish. V/mw her embittered comment. "Say, if "We'll talk about it again one even "while Peter yet spake these He has been perhaps the na- nored high military-naval officials pressed Chinese troops. have written frequently in these col- could not be blamed because the LUMBAGO? night he slept well in the peace- the breeding season." RKO is whipping up "The Girl THE SIMPLE WAY pictured r I ever get a chance to square with of these days." words, the Holy Spirit fell upon tion's most vigorous expounder in making the foreign deal. An- 1- umns that the best law can be de- jobs were lucrative. I was offered If you are stiffened up with misetabls giving assurance that all women, From Mexico" with Lupe Velez as above often brings amazingly fast ( him for this, short of murder, will "We'll talk about it now," said the them all" (v. 44). Blessed inter- of the Alger gospel of thrift and other reason is Senator Nye's fear Business stroyed by selection of bums to ad- one. By coincidence, of course, the lumbago, get Hamlina Wizard Oil Lini- even the classy ones, were essential- Balanced Fertilizer the Star. No doubt all the other relief from discomfort and sore LIBYA ment at once. Rub it on thoroughly. I take it! What's your love-message, fourth cocktail, assuming its place ruption! Would that we might have throat accompanying colds. diligence. of an ultimate U. S. desire to sell T / («t4 >• minister it; and the general ap- quantity of "statements for the ly alike and all you needed was a companies will blossom out with 0 U. S. efforts to reconcile heavily praisal here is that the members of Fed its glowing warmth ease muscular kid?" of command in the Dickstein organ- more like it in our churches and To make a balanced fertilizer, Try it. Then — see your doctor. This seems to be the first time he planes to Germany, Italy, Japan " \ Murtu* o press" increased, accordingly. little tact. pictures intended to please our good taxed business have proceeded the federal communications com- , bring blessed relief. Pleasant odor, Marne, it appeared, had been put ism. Bible schools. manure should be reinforced with He probably will tell you to con- has ever scolded the youngsters. or any other nation, thus producing I/ not stain clothes. Sold on money- Morning brought disillusionment. on "temporary half-pay" pending neighbors in South America before tinue with the Bayer Aspirin be- f > since "Uncle Dan" Roper was re- mission are a pretty sickly lot of Once He Laughed at Them, Q "What do you want?" asked the III. "The Holy Spirit Fell" (vv. phosphates. Experiments show that Motherless in his youth, he was an a "vicious circle." Next day it be- 1 back guarantee at all drug stores. It also brought the engagement ring, the year is over. cause it acts so fast to relieve dis- placed as commerce secretary by government officials. The appoint- determination of what was to be employer apprehensively. 44-48). 25 to 30 pounds of 20 per cent phos- errand boy at $3 a week and en- came apparent the "vicious circle" But Things Have Changed plus the emeralds, back to their —*— comforts of a cold. And to reduce .. ; wuAToniAt^wJ Harry Hopkins. After initial prom- done. After devoting a moment of "A twenty-five per cent raise and Notice that He came upon "them phate added to each ton of manure tered personnel work through the had already been created interna- 0 BO ^ M 4N U1 f AFRICA ments the commission has made purchaser. No word came with Kay Francis will appear on the fever. ises Mr. Hopkins settled back in A few years ago, Mr. Roosevelt concentrated thought to the docu- contract drawn by my lawyer." which heard the word" (v. 44). Book will balance the plant food feupply. Y. M. C. A. He says, "Trouble tionally. A member of the civil also do not constitute a list of men- them. air in a full length play for the first This simple way, backed by silence for two months of study to tal giants. dealt with the few editorial criti- ment, Gloria gave her opinion. "Make it ten per cent, Moby, and Others use the lower analysis rock awaits us unless we can exercise aeronautics authority reportedly LIBYA AND TUNISIA RELIEF! In unendurable anguish of soul reviews, political addresses, discus- time in March. She has made few scientific autnoritv, has largely sup- learn what made his heretofore in- cisms in masterful fashion—by "I got it. A. Leon's trying to we'll talk." phosphate applying 80 to 100 pounds planted the use of strong medicines some control and influence over the Is this the next battleground? Well, you ask, how does this have A. Leon began to suspect that he sion of civic or social problems will broadcasts in the past, but may : told the senate military affairs com- effectual department tick. laughing about«m. That was the throw a scare into you." Twenty-five. I'm a softy I don't to a ton of manure. The manure in easing cold symptoms. Perhaps leisure time of our nation's youth." mittee that Germany was willing to anything to do with President Roose- Profitable Reckoning was being played for a sucker not bring the result. Forums, clubs, turn to radio more frequently if she forts. Meanwhile Rome reports in- Some hint of more reconciliation attitude of rros' department and "How?" say fifty." and phosphate may be spread to- the easiest, most eliective way yet sell fighting planes to—of all nations velt's denunciation of the newspa- It is in general more profitable which, to his proud spirit, was a discussion groups, unless they have sticks to her decision to turn her dicate 1,000,000 men will be under was contained in President Roose- agency he"» • Jut things have "By pretending that he's thinking "The business won't stand it," gether at one operation. The phos- discovered. But make sure you get —France. Reasoning: France pers. Where does it touch free to reckon up our defects than to fate worse than death. He raged. for their subject the Word of God, back on the movies. genuine BAYER T AST year. Miss Nadia Boulang- arms this spring. velt's pre-vacation remark that changed m ' t;« f .< extent that edi- of shutting down. Hey, Moby?" wailed its proprietor. "We ain't phate may also be applied to the would thereby become dependent on speech that may be adverse to the boast of our attainments.-Carlyle. He cursed. He sent for Moby Dick- need not expect anything like this Aspirin. er, fragile little French musi- (2) Germany has started mobili- business need fear no more taxes. torial criticisu.j and unfriendly sto- The factotum maintained the made a dollar yet." manure in the barn at the rate of foreign plane factories, committing New Deal administration? stein and fired him again, re-hired to happen. But preaching of the Many a radio star can thank a cian, composer, student, critic and zation for annual war games, ac- More hint was found in the speech ries, or stories that include informa- gravity of the owl and the taciturni- "Yeah? What about the pill-and- Word of God concerning the person one pound per day for each head of national suicide in case of war with The answer lies in a belief, now him, re-fired him, and finally told lucky break for the boost that teacher of music, was the first wom- companied by renewed grumblings of Secretary of War Harry Wood- tion beyond the handouts released Always demand St ty of the clam, pellet trade? That isn't doin' so bad, mature live stock, says A. W. Klem- a him to get out. By the time the and work of Christ, whether it be brought success. Lanny Ross is A • n ever to lead Germany. against "war scares" by western held by a great many observers in from government sources, become Joseph Aspirin. Itb "If that's the idea, why doesn't he I expect." me, Missouri college of agriculture. ring, who stepped from his mili- Great Man, once more reconsider- in a home (like that of Cornelius) 15?FO R U TABLETS Maestra Aga.n the Boston Sj,m_ Foreign Trade. Among important democracies. Washington, that somewhere in the the subject for vitriolic attack from genuine, pure. Eases fire me?" inquired Marne logically. A. Leon wilted. Moby, sticking one of them. Ten years ago he tary shoes to tell the Democratic ing, had shouted, "Waif a minute," or in the great cathedral (and thank wanted to join NBC's legal slaff. 2 FULL DOZEN 2S« WUIM Acclaim phony orchestra. loans of the federal-sponsored Ex- (3) Chancellor Hitler, Premier administration is a concerted effort government quarters. cold discomfort and "Because you'd go, simp. He to his point with alcoholic tenacity, Women's National council that he btadaches. 12 tablets, 10c, the for-once-resentful Mr. Dickstein God some of them do have such Feeding the Dairy Cow They told him they were looking for Bos port-Import bank was one to China Mussolini and Generalissimo Fran- to get rid of the critics. There is I have no idea how long the cam- doesn't want to lose you. Just scare finally won out. That being settled, With Her Baton ton newspa- hoped soon to see an end of "spend- either was out of hearing or pre- preaching), will result in some Dairy cows have whimsies, and singers, not lawyers. He auditioned pers marked the for $25,000,000, financing sale of co are scheduled to meet soon for a little political pressure that can be paign against the press may run. you." A. Leon proceeded to relieve his ing and taxing" if private business tended to be. soul finding Christ, and receiving for that reason the palatability of as a singer, and to his amazement, Thought and Learning event with unbounded adulation, 1,000 trucks for obvious military use. decision on Spain's future, and, pre- exerted upon the newspapers, be- It surely has plenty of momentum St. Josepli "He can't scare me by paying me feelings of their chief and sorest will take the initiative. the Holy Spirit. Bossy's feed may mean the differ- was engaged. He's never returned Learning without thought is la- which is repeated here as Miss Bou- Fearful lest this constituted a dan- sumably, the future course of an cause they will speak their views now, and there is plenty of money GENUINE PURE ASPIRIN The two secretaries were sum- two-fifty a week," chuckled Marne. preoccupation. Even before Secretary Hopkins It is worthy of note that these be- ence between profit and loss. This to the law. bor lost; thought without learn- langer conducts the gala concert of enlarged European Fascism. through their columns, but with the available for "press relations" moned to the Presence. They "Not seriously." "That Van Stratten girl, Moby. left for Des Moines to make his lievers gave evidence of their new- is a situation you may run up Gabriel Heatter leaped into na- ing is perilous.—Confucius. the Philharmonic Symphony Society Viewing these three developments radio, government supervised, li- work. Mr. Ickes said that the mod- found their chief striding up and Gloria, clinging to a last hope, I'm getting just nowhere with her." "policy speech," Washington knew Seeking Pleasure found spiritual life by magnifying against when chaffy corn is used tional prominence as a commenta- of New York. It was not merely the British parliament has approved censed, a weighty club over its head ern newspapers can "dish it out but down with haggard eyes. addressed Moby. "Sure, you're gettin just nowhere. PEACE? pretty well what an obviously re- Pleasure is very seldom found God, obeying His word, and testify along with mixed dairy feed, or tor when he handled the Hauptmann critical acclaim. She stirred the ea- an extra $2,000,000,000 armament at all times, the situation is differ- cannot take it." I wonder if Mr. "I'll show her!" he shouted. "What about our contracts?" You chased me off the lot and said RIOT — Resigning because vitalized commerce department in- where it is sought.—Johnson. ing to others. It is to the credit of when moldy hay is fed, or when an trial, although he'd been doing an ger enthusiasm of her audience al- appropriation, starting a new inter- ent. Ickes "can take it" after dishing it Both took it down and then, de- "Contracts, pfooie!" the factotum leave it to you; you knew how to France failed to ratify a 1936 tended to do. Main points in the Peter and his companions that they inferior dairy ration is mixed with excellent job long before that. Paul UESYION most with the first characteristic, national munitions race which out. ciding to scratch it out. waited for favored her with a sour grin. "Ever handle 'em." treaty granting the land inde- Hopkins program: (1) Develop the Radio News Commentators more. It came, fiood-tide. For an recognized the workings of God's home-grown grains. In short, ob- Whiteman just happened to hear skimming, swallow-like sweep of her Prime Minister Chamberlain admits It has been my conviction always hear the word, 'snide'? They say, The great man gave way to the Why do you use Luden's pendence, Syrian Premier Jamil heretofore unimportant business ad- hour and a quarter Mr. Snydacker grace in the lives of these Gentiles. serves a writer in the Farm Jour- Joan Edwards singing one day in baton. might "lead to the bankruptcy of Eliminated From Air Waves that the best censorship that Amer- out in Hollywood, it comes from humility of depression. "I was for your cold, Mary ? Mardam Bey touched off street visory council; (2) promote re-em- dictated notes. He then ordered his May we also be quick to see, ap- nal, one of the primary tests of a a music publisher's office, and en- She has taught many famous every country in Europe." At the ica can have is the censorship of CONSTIPATED? Snydacker. A. Leon's got him an wrong, Moby. There's something clashes. ployment to slash WPA rolls; (3J Some things have happened lately Har« la Amazing Rallaf for valet to pack, after which he locked preciate, and encourage every true good dairy ration is: "Does the gaged her to sing with his band. musicians, but she refused to same time London has agreed on study taxes and their effect on busi- that bear recounting. Just as an the newspaper reader and, more re- Condition* Du* to 8Tiuggla h Bowal* old-fashioned crook lawyer who can about that high Society lot that gets Q himself in the west wing for a ses- gospel work, whether it be among cow like it well enough to eat all she Mark Warnow was a violinist in an teach George Gershwin. He REVOLT-While President Os- plans for an expeditionary force to cently, the censorship of the radio II you think sU IsxttlTM draw a contract so full of holes that me down." ness; (4) attempt to succeed where example, and to cite only one case, Ml Alike, iu« try this sion of self-communion, officially our own people or with some other orchestra that accompanied Morton went to Paris to become her car Benavides was away Peru- help France in case of war. Mean- listener. No newspaper can go on bU lauilv*. the ink leaks through while he's Having won its victory, the alco- needs?" the labor department had failed, in Boake Carter is off of the air as a IthorougtL designated as a conference and oth- race, whether in our church or in Downey. One day the leader was NSWER pupil. She talked to him 10 min- vian Interior Minister Gen. An- while both London and Paris have and on when its columns carry un- writin' it." holic stimulus within Moby now settling the feud between the Amer- news commentator. He was a se- •9L .peiw erwise known as the sulks. some humble cottage. "God is no ill, and Warnow substituted for him, They offer relief—plus utes, saw that his genius was tonio Rodriguez attempted to been making desperate last-minute truthful or unsound material. The i«flili 1 with coiiitlpatloD. "Then the party's really over?" moved him to confidential sympa- ican Federation of Labor and the vere, and, at times, a vindictive Memoranda were the aerial respecter of persons." Minerals for Bone Growth with the result that Downey insisted BO alkaline factor! "sui generis," and told him It seize the government, was slain. efforts to win Franco. radio can not go on unless its pro- "Looks like it." thy, together with a touch of conde- Congress of Industrial Organiza- critic of the New Deal. A former bombs of A. Leon's professional op- The growing bird needs minerals that he conduct all his broadcasts could not be improved, and REBELLION—Held responsible grams are proper and popular, be- U not mum Um box to us. ws wta "But you're not going, Moby!" scension. "Get onto yourself, Bwa- A' German-Italian reply to these tions. friend of the New Deal, Dr. Stanley refund the purehtsa erations. Shortly after the presid- Revelation Must Speak for bone growth, particularly cal- from that time on. might be marred by teaching. for 220 deaihs in eight months of "warlike threats" will probably be cause it continues to be easy to turn cried Marne. "The place would be na." The Great Man perked up at High, recently wrote in the Satur- ing genius had withdrawn into the Let Reason count the stars, weigh cium and phosphorus, about twice Her father and grandfather were race rioting, Ba Maw's cabinet to hold their troops in Spain until off the switch and silence the speak- dead without you." sound of the title only to be taken People day Evening Post that Carter was silences, they began to burst. Things the mountains, fathom the depths— as much of the first as the latter ODDS AND ENDS—This year's win LUDEN'S 5' professors in the Paris Conserva- was ousted in Burma, replaced by France grants African concessions. kept out of new contracts by the er. Nor are we, in this country, ALWAYS CARRY "That's what I'm goin' to find out down by the next remark. "Society, Tom Mooney, recently pardoned QUICK RELIEF hummed. Everybody ran around in the employment becomes her, and advises a poultry expert in the ter carnival at Dartmouth college will MINTHOL COUOH DROPS tory of Music and she is now direc- a coalition government. Thus perplexed, London and Paris administration. compelled to listen to some dema- and quick. The big stiff is still here. my pants! She's no more society labor leader, has been admitted to FOR ACID I distressful circles, asking questions the success is glorious. But when Rural New-Yorker. The ordinary save Valter If'anger some money; he's tor of the Ecole Normale of Paris REPERCUSSION — Fighting must either use a whip lash, there- gogue in Washington or in a state I dunno why. I'm goin' in to have than you are. She's a phony." sending a crew of technicians to record a San Francisco hospital. There have been frequent recur- INDIGESTION of one another and- trying to find the question is: "How shall man be mash will contain enough phosphor- An Unworthy and the American conservatory at terroristic bombings by the out- by provoking a new crisis, or per- capital. it out with him. But first I'm goin' "I don't believe it," said his chief plenty oj it for background material for rences of the rumor, too, that W. J. Moby Dickstein. That long-suffer- just with God?" reason must be si us to fill the birds requirements but You love a nothing when you Fontainebleau. She came to this lawed Irish republican army in mit the most serious blow to demo- # Capt. Fritz Wiedemann, Adolf And all of this leads up to the to have another drink." Which he hollowly. "How d'you know?" his picture, "Winter Camivaf , . . Sam- Cameron, who speaks for the Ford ing factotum was at the Park House lent, revelation must speak; and he for the other, calcium, a supple- country a year ago to deliver a se- cratic prestige thus far inflicted. If Hitler's personal adjutant and new question: is there an attempt being WNU—A 9-39 did in spite of Gloria's instant pro- "How wouldn't I know? I made uel Goldivyn will use a large cast of un- love an ingrate.—Plautus. Eire and Great Britain, Eire's Motor company, was marked by in Moldavia, treating his spiritual who will not hear it assimilates Ties of lectures at Radcliffe college. they planned the latter course there German consul to San Francisco, made at censorship? If there is, it test. "He'll fire me, will he!" he her up." ment to the mash is needed. This known players in "Thirteen Go Flying," parliament authorized the death administration trouble shooters as injuries with cocktails. The busi- himself to the first deist, Cain; he may easily be supplied to the flock C Consolidated News Features, would be little justification for to- has as his announced purpose the is time for us all to know about it. declaimed. "First he knows I'll seg- "H-h-h-h-how could you make her which will be based on the recent crash WNU Service. penalty for the perpetrators. a speaker who ought to be eliminat- may not kill a brother, he certainly day's frenzied rearmament. "promotion of good will." ® Western Newspaper Union. ness of being fired had finally got seg-segregate myself from his or- up?" by the addition of ground limestone of the British flying boat "Cavalier." A Sure Index of Value Q Wester" n NewspapeNew r Union. on his seasoned nerves. ganization." He took his departure "Easy. You wanted a swell, didn't destroys himself.—Henry Melvill. or oyster shells. SALVE Birds Don't Migrate While chaos was brooding, Marne with dignity and steadiness. you? The minute you set eyes on her relieres There are 21 species of birds U. S. Volunteers Serving in Spain Escape Any Punishment Character Reckless Accusation Has Plague of Gulls ... is knowledge d • and Gloria were taking a sail on the "In conference," was the gruff re- you spotted her for Class with a big, found in Puerto Rico which are not Colleges Spend Millions In the one million dollar to one "Truth," said the man who quotes WASHINGTON.—Not one of the lake. One of the daily rain-squalls sponse to Moby's tap on his chief's capital C, didn't you?" A. Leon Character is written on the face Silky Houri, Oriental Bird found anywhere else in the world. and one-half million dollar bracket Silver gulls have been developing that on the Aragon front last March COLDS On Their Research Work thousands of Americans who enlist- what it stands for. It is chased them in, wet and disgusted. groaned. "And you needed a build- in the eye, in the teeth, in the bones The Silky Houri is an oriental "is at the bottom of a well." "1 .The year-round temperate climate are four schools: Massachusetts In- their swarms to the proportions of some 3,000 foreigners serving with door. price ed for service in the Spanish war The first thing they noticed was a up for it. You didn't know it, but in the language, in the actions, in bird with dark violet or blue skin suppose so," answered the states LIOUID-TABLlXa Top universities of the nation in stitute of Technology, New York uni- a plague along the coasts and in the the loyalists were killed. the most certain method "You and who else?" Moby airily 66SALVI - NOS6B makes migration of birds unneces- the records kept by the great Judge man, "and 1 think it would be equal research expenditures are Califor- harbors of North Germany. At- in defiance of the laws of this coun- except that of actual typed square on the bulletin board retorted. that's what you were lookin* for. and fiesh, the color extending right DROPS 10c & 25c •ary. versity, Ohio State university and Early in the Spanish war the ly proper to say that falsehood is t tempts to reduce their numbers with try has been punished by this gov- which A. Leon Snydacker had set up The door fiew open. "Huh?" de- Moby's job. Apply to Moby. He's and the writing is legible and in- to the bone. Its quill-less down ren nia, Chicago, Columbia, Harvard, the University of Pennsylvania. American government started an use, lor Judging the hydrant that anybody can turn on a Illinois and Michigan, according to shotguns have not been successful; ernment. in the front hall for the daily edi- manded the Great Man, sorely the little fixer. So I shook you up delible. ders it invaluable for hatching frag An 'Osiso' Spending between $500,000 and one investigation of recruiting of Amer- value of any manulao- a moment's notice." • The best place the gulls soon learned what shot- It has been estimaUd that be- fication of his underlings. The leg- shocked by this disrespect. "What a debutante society swell; three ile eggs, which is its chief practical SHOPPING An Osiso is a device which shows a survey in the report of the nation- million dollars yearly for research icans for Spanish service. The tured goods. Here is the to start your shop- gun range was and stayed just out- tween 5,000 and 6,000 Americans end read: are you doing here? I thought parts imagination to one part So- Sustaining Grace use. The silky's origin is the sub- the distance of lightning by record- al resources committee. are: Duke, University of Iowa, Iowa state and justice departments were only guarantee against Courting Mirror ping tour ia in side it. Attacks on their nesting have seen service in Spain, almost NO MORE REHEARSALS UNTIL discharged you, Mr. Dickstein." cial Register with a dash of Blue Man has discovered no spot on ject of a four-fold controversy, writ- your favorite easy- ing the interval of time between the In the group spending between State college, Johns Hopkins, Mis- entrusted with the investigation. In workmanship ot A courting mirror was a smal grounds have not been entirely suc- all with the loyalist forces. FURTHER NOTICE BY SPECIAL "Think again," suggested Moby, Book. And did you lick it up? the face of the earth where a body ers crediting it variously to India, chair, with an open flash and the arrival of the noise of one and one-half million dollars and souri, Nebraska, Northwestern, the third year of the war neither wood-framed mirror, usually pine Tour cessful. Parties raided rookeries Nothing is known of American Buy use of shoddy materials. entering. Gwlugck!" Moby made an unpleas- unsupported will not fall; nor can China, Japan and the Philippines newspaper. the thunder at the point of observa- two million dollars a year for re- Penn State, Princeton, Purdue, department has taken any punitive ORDER OF with a picture over the glass. 1 last spring, destroying more than casualties. It has been reported A. LEON SNYDACKER, "I don't have to think again. You ant swallowing sound, worthy ol we find any place in our experience But whatever its root may be, say? Make a habit oi reading the advertiae- tion. search are Cornell. Minnesota, Wis- Rochester, Rutgers, Stanford and action against these volunteers. was a conventional courting gift r 26,000 eggs. PRESIDENT, were discharged at our last confer- Glunk's best effort. where we art independent of BUS the Montreal Herald, it is undenia- ments in this paper every week. They consin and Yale. Texas A. & M. ADVERTISED GOODS America in the Eighteenth centurj can sare you time, energy and money. PURITY PICTURES, INC. ence. for—for inefficiency." (TO HS CONTINUED/ taining grace. bly popular with fanciers. PAGE EIGHT THE COLOMA COURIER, COLOMA, MICH. MARCH 3, 1939 Berrien County Deaths BAINBRIDGE NEWS VILLAGE ELECTION SOUTH COVERT NEWS Poor Miss Roeve Mrs. Alva O. William, a lifelong Mrs. William Rodewald is in the IN AND AROUND THE ILMS St. Joseph hospital where she sub- Notice is hereby given to the You are the SECRETARY resident o£ Pipestone township, Qualified Electors of the Village of BR KBT srovn died February 25,1939. at Mercy hos- mitted to two operations within (Mrs. G. H. Kelly. CorreepeDdeat) about two weeks. Her recovery is Coloma State of Michigan, that the C Associated Newspapcra. George Elliott of Chicago called at pital, after an illness of several next regular Village Election will be OF THE months .She is survived by her hus- favorable. Noal Rodewald, her son. WNU Service. the home of his cousin, G H. Kelly, was also on the sick list last week. held at the I. O. O. F. Building with- on Wednesday of last week enroute band. Alva Williams of Coloma; by in said village on two sons. Lowell Williams of Pipe- Mrs Jacob Weber is on the sick to northern Michigan .where he was INTERIOR stone and Alton Williams of Coloma; list at this writing. A FTER that day when Mrs. called by the death of his sister .Mrs. Gordon Weber, son of Mr, and MONDAY. MARCH 13. A. D. 19S9 by a sister .Mrs. John Horseman of Gaines brought back the rice Myrtle Stone. Dowaglac; and by three brothers- Mrs. Erwin Weber, met with a ser- At which election the following vil- pudding she had taken over to Miss Mrs. Carl Wescott Is reported to Omar Collins of Berrien Springs, ious accident by the explosion of lage officers are to be elected: Reeve's house, because she found have been quite sick last week. hot lead, affecting his eyes badly. Albert Collins of Pipestone township, Village President. her sitting up in bed and eating a Mrs. Rosa Crawford Is reported to The Zion Evangelical Ladies' Aid and Charles Collins of Benton Harbor. Village Clerk. roast chicken and ice cream (Miss be somewhat Improved in health. met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Funeral services were held in Eau- Village Treasurer. Reeve had been recovering from a Mrs. Hannah Fountain is expected Butzbach last Thursday for an all Claire on Monday afternoon. Rev, Also three Trustees for two years. broken wrist), nobody had quite home this week after a ten days visit day meeting. A goodly number were at the home of her son in Chicago; Howard Blannlng. pastor of the Con- Village Assessor, dared to pity the latter openly. gregational church at Benton Harbor, present. her eyesight Is reported to be quite Mrs. Mary Weber and daughter Relative to Opening and Clocing of * Yet she seemed so lonely, so poor. officiating. Interment was in the Catherine returned home from Flor- "queer." When one saw her trip- Penn Van cemetery in Bainbridge the Polls. Election Revision of A good time and a good crowd was ida last week. ping down Main street, as likely reported at the oyster supper of the township. Mrs Henry Schaus is on the sick 1939—No. 417—Chapter VID as not carrying a pail containing a Toquin Gleaners last Saturday night. few blackberries picked from the list at this time. Section 1.—On the day of any elec- Mr. and Mrs G. H. Kelly spent William F. Bamman. 66 years old, A Missionary program was given hedgerows, she seemed like an old Sunday evening at the home of Mr. tion the polls shall be opened at sev- child. Not that she was Insane. died at his home in Buchanan on at the Zion Evangelical church Sun- en o'clock In the forenoon, and shall and Mrs. Jacob Heffner. day evening with a fine attendance Miss Reeve had taught school, and, February 25. 1939. He is survived by be continued open until six o'clock as far as anyone knew, there was his widow, one son and a twin broth- and a good offering for missions. in the afternoon and no longer; Irene Lindahl of Spinks Corners no reason why she should play the er. Henry Bamman of Downers PROVIDED, that In townships the SATS PHONE COMES FIRST Grove. Ills. Funeral services were is sick at this time. She was missed part of village recluse. But there beard of inspectors of election may, FOR THOSE LIVING ALONE held on Tuesday; Interment In the by her Sunday school class at Zion in its discretion, adjourn the polls it was. Miss Reeve stayed alone Oak Ridge cemetery. church last Sunday. at twelve o'clock noon, for one hour, and never visited. When she went The Berg school has many absent and that the township board In to church she contrived to slip out pupils because of sickness. Buster before the rest of the congregation Arthur Irwin, for many years a Charles A, Tompson, for 18 years townships and the legislative bodies Clark Is down with the scarlet fever, had left the pews, "Poor Miss police reporter, and executive secre- a resident of Stevensvllle, died at the in cities and villages may. by reso- quarantined at the home of his tary to Police Commissioner Valen- St, Joseph sanitarium on February lution. provide that the polls shall Reeve!" they said, and shook their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Dell Dan- tine of New York City, places a tel- 26, 1939, at the age of 71 years. He be opened at six o'clock in the fore- heads. Then, one day Miss Reeve r.effell. ephone first on the list of safety de- is survived by his widow, three sis- noon and may also provide that the failed to put in an appearance to Fred Krugman and wife were vices for persons who live alone. ters and a brother. Funeral services polls shall be kept open not later buy her Sunday pork chops. Sunday dinner guests at the August Death, burglary, and the tragedies were held on Wednesday; Interment than eight o'clock in the evening of Sunday, after church. Miss Boyle Krugman home. resultant from housebreaking can in the Stevensvllle cemetery. the same day. Every qualified elec- and Miss Gaines (of the rice pud- tor present and in line at the polls ding) determined to seek her be prevented in a great number of Zion Evangelical Church, Bainbridge at the hour prescribed for the clos- "whether or no." as they put it. cases If people would exercise only ordinary care, according to Mr. Ir- Mrs. Augusta Schmidt Heldebrand, ing thereof shall be allowed to vote. Consumed with the curiosity that is win, A telephone at the bedside is 82 years of age, died at her home hi Sunday, March 5 the sermon sub- The polls of said election will open camoufiaged as kindness, they one of the best rules. A bolt-and- the Browntown community on Feb- ject is at 10:45. "The Stability and at 7 o'clock a. m., or as soon there- tapped on her door. No answer. ruary 26, 1939, after several weeks Security of Believers." The Young chaln lock on the door, a stick or bar after as may be, and will remain Another and louder knock. Still no Illness. She is survived by her hus- Peoples' Meeting at 7:30 p m. Topic open until 6 o'clock p, m,. Eastern tilted catty-cornered over the top of With all of today's fresh, exciting color answer. All the years' accumula- band. Julius Hlldebrand; two sons discussion is "Urban America— a Standard Time, on said day of elec- the opened window-sash, a light near tion of ghastly incidents from their schemes at your command, it's easy for and a brother. Funeral services were New Frontier." The Young Peoples' tion, the bed. are all simple safety devices extensive Sunday newspaper read- you, Madame Secretary, to spread glowing tints of nature held on Wednesday. church choir of some 20 in number, HARRY DeFIELD, which mean much in time of emer- are enhancing the interest of our eve- Clerk of Said Village. ing ran through their rustic minds. gency. throughout your home. Make it a more wonderful place ning services. Dated February 20, 1939. "Something," said Mrs. Gaines, in which to live—quickly and inexpensively, with Pittsburgh George M. Yerrington, father of The midweek cottage prayer meet- solemnly, "has happened." John G. Yerington, Benton Harbor Miss Boyle thrilled. "Oh, poor Paints. Perk up somber walls and ceilings with the soft- ings on Thursday evenings are well Trousers Were Scarce contractor, died at Mercy hospital pn attended. The place this wrek is at Miss Reeve!" she said. toned loveliness of Wallhide. Restore faded woodwork and February 26, 1939, following a heart In the pioneer days, most men Chas. Krugman's. Evangelistic ser- Curling, Played on Ice{ They peeked in at the window. furniture with Waterspar Enamel. Bring new life to scuffed attack. The son and his wife were vices Sunday evening at 8. Let us No. The room was peacefully had only one pair of trousers at a enroute home from a trip to Mexico during this Lenten season get nearer Sixteenth Century Game steeped in the sunshine of a warm time, having a new pair made by floors with Florhidc. And remember—any room can be City when the father died. to God for enrichment of our life Curling is a Sixteenth century July Sunday, but the very quiet ag- the missus when the old pair wort redecorated in a single day with Pittsburgh Paints. spiritual. game which, like golf, was invented gravated their fears, and they Just out If through an accident or some odd happening a man lost his trous- Horace A. Bruce, a pioneer resident George Noudruft of Bainbridge, by the Dutch and popularized by gave way to panic and ran home, ers all of a sudden, notes • writer of Buchanan, died February 27, 1939, has rturned home from Mercy hospi- the Scotch. It is strictly a winter little Miss Boyle with remarkable WJUJJNOE WATERSPAR in the Cleveland Plain Dealer, he at the home of a daughter, Mrs. J. E.. tal where he recently underwent an pastime and is played on ice. It agility, and fat Mrs. Gaines after For beautiful ENAMEL usually had to stay in bed until his Cook of Buchanan, at the age of 82 operatjon. is a leisurely and homey looking the manner of an alarmed elephant. walls and ceil- One coat makes wife made him a new pair. There years. He Is also survived by another sport in which the high point of ac- "You haven't seen anything, you ings. Looks bet- furniture and daughter, Mrs. Ivan Bishop of Eau tion occurs when a pair of old gaf- say?" said Tim Haynes, the town are cases in which trousers were de- woodwork spar- St. Paul's Evangelical Church ter. Lasts longer. kle with new life. Claire; and by three sons—Louis fers with ordinary housecleaning marshal. stroyed by fire or water or be- Best results! Easy to apply. Bruce of Dowagiac, Guy Bruce of (Bainbridge) brooms start sweeping like mad in "No. We didn't dare go in," shud- came unwearable because of an as- Per Quart. Berrien Center, and Kenneth Bruce G. Kreuzenstein, Pastor. front of what appears to be a tea dered the exhausted runners. sault by a skunk, whereupon a Per Quart of Three Rivers. Sunday, March 5. Sunday school kettle skidding along the ice. The "H'm! Well, I'll take a look in man went into hiding while his wife at 10:00 a. m. curling stone, which is a curved after I've had my dinner. Things went tc «"nrk on new panti. Morning Worship Service (Ger- piece of granite weighing about 38 like that set better on a full stom- William Cook, for the past 30 man) at 11:00 a. m years a resident of Buchanan, died at pounds, gets its tea kettle appear- ach ... if there's anything there, COLOMA HARDWARE CO. German Lenten Service Wed., ance from the handle which spouts which I doubtr' said the phlegmatic Pawating hospital in Niles on Feb- March 8th, 8:00 p. m. Charles C. Smith, Mgr.—Coloma, Mich. out of its top side, writes Tom Reil- Tim. Men Hard to Scare rury 27, 1939 He is survived by his Y. P. L. Meeting Thurs. evening, widow, a son and a daughter, all of ly in the New York World-Telegram." But there was nothing to see in "A brave man is hard to scare,' March 9th. All young people are said Uncle Eben, "but, come U Buchanan. welcome. It is strictly a team game, with the severely plain little Reeve homestead. Nothing but an electric think, a foolish man is de saml four men playing on a side. Just to way." make it a bit more confusing these refrigerator, which certainly Mrs. Llda Green, for many years a seemed an inexcusable piece of ex- PITTSBURGH #PAINTS resident of Benton Harbor, died Feb- combinations are known to the fancy 4 travagance in one who had appar- ruary 25, 1939, at the home of a Cock of the Rock Clever as 'rinks" rather than teams. The MORTGAGE SALE ently the smallest means. , S yytOC^t lit (l/i. niece, Mrs. Stanley Stokes In Ben- Dancer in Native Haunts most important man in any "rink" ton Harlwr, at the age of 83 years. is called the "skip," which seems to Still, failing acute tragedy, the re- Default having been made in the WAllMlDE • FIOHHIDE • WAlfPSPPP • SUN PBOQi She also leaves two other nieces and! In the dense forests of South be an abbreviated way of calling frigerator made something to talk conditions of a certain mortgage three nephews. Funeral services America through which flow the him "skipper" or captain. Each about. dated the 30th day of October, 1929, made by Ray W. Hicks, an unmarried were held on Tuesday; interment in Amazon river and its tributaries, man has a broom and after the Besides, as Mrs. Gaines re- man, and Minnie B. Hicks, to Farmers Crystal Springs cemetery. lives the cock of the rock, according stone starts sliding they sweep in marked, It explained the ice cream. to naturalists who have described Then, one evening young Carrol & Merchants National Bank and front of it when the "skip" com- Trust Company, a Corporation, re- him, the most, beautiful bird in the mands. Barnes, a commuter from the city, Following an illness of several world. He is a glorious creature, in brought back some news. corded in the Office of the Register months with heart trouble. WUlard I a coat of bright orange, black-tipped Curling really is a combination of "Guess who I saw at the station of Deeds for Berrien County, Michi- bowls and shuffleboard. The length gan, in Liber 173 of Mortgages, on Ackerman died at his home in Bridg- win